Some of the safety standards that sex dolls must meet may vary by state and country. For example, there are certain regulations that may affect materials such as silicone, TPE (thermoplastic elastomers), and PVC (polyvinyl chloride) that sex dolls are made from. It is important that manufacturers and sellers ensure that their products do not contain harmful chemicals and that they conduct thorough testing and verification to ensure that their sex dolls meet applicable safety standards.

In addition, there may also be specific regulations for certain types of sex dolls, such as inflatable sex dolls or sex dolls with electronic components. These sex dolls may need to meet additional safety requirements to ensure that they are safe and risk-free.

It is important that when purchasing sex dolls, consumers ensure that they come from a reputable manufacturer or retailer that offers high quality products and meets all applicable safety standards.

In United States, sex dolls must meet certain safety standards in order to be sold. This includes:

No use of toxic materials: Sex dolls must not contain any dangerous chemicals or materials that may pose a threat to the user's health.
No sharp edges or pointed objects: Sex dolls must be thoroughly checked for sharp edges and pointed objects to avoid injury.
No small parts: Sex dolls must not contain small parts that can be swallowed by the user.
No Allergenic Materials: Sex dolls should not contain any materials that the user might be allergic to.
No Fire Hazards: Sex dolls must be safe and not pose a fire hazard.
It is important that sex doll manufacturers and sellers ensure that their products meet these safety standards to minimize the risk of injury or damage.