I'm a little confused. Doesn't the RSI sticker simply say that the product has been tested and that the results are public? No assurance of any level of performance?
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Great point, Marty, but minimum performance is either not a criteria for an SFI or FIA sticker (head and neck restraints), or the minimum is so low that everyone passes (harnesses). Besides, SFI does not "certify" anything. The label simply says the manufacturer certifies the product to meet the spec, which is a quality assurance spec.

There is nothing preventing a pass/fail sticker also, solely for the benefit of tech inspectors, for those products where "standards" exist.

Edit: It has been suggested that the RSI label could be authorized for those products that meet a minimum, recognized standard where it exists. For products where there is no standard, the label could be used for any product having performance data posted. Thoughts on that?