The GS mark

Geprüfte Sicherheit — tested safety. A German mark applied to products that have been examined by an approved testing body against a defined set of requirements.

It is voluntary. Manufacturers pay to be tested, pay to carry the mark, and submit to periodic re-inspection of the production.

German consumers look for it. A voluntary mark only works where enough buyers check for it to make the cost worth paying.

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