Alcohol 1.1 | - Alcoholic beverages or products of any kind, including powdered alcohol
- Collectible alcohol
- Empty collectible alcoholic container not identified as empty in the description
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Animals 1.2 | - Animal vaccines
- Animal medicines requiring a prescription
- Animal organs or animal corpses that contain organs
- Alaskan Native items with anything from a bear
- Bear traps, steel jaw leg-hold traps and similar items
- Rodent control glue boards and traps
- Ivory, manufactured items with more than 5% of actual ivory, bones from animals that produce ivory
- Items made from marine mammals
- Live animals, insects, and other wildlife
- Native American items with feather(s) or other parts of protected birds
- Parts or products from endangered or threatened species such as bears, mountain lions, cats, dogs, whales, sharks, dolphins, or porpoises
- Insects or other creatures designed as “pests” under the Canadian Plant Protection Act
- Illegal wildlife products
- Products prohibited from sale under the Migratory Birds Convention Act
- Natural fur products or products trimmed with natural fur
- Products made from the hide of a donkey
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Apparel
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Art 1.3 | - Unauthorized copies or reproductions of artwork that violate any copyright or trademark
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Artifacts 1.4 | - Artifacts
- Fossils
- Geological formations
- Relics
- Remains
- Sacred and tribal items
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Auto 1.5 | - Drivers licenses and other government-issued ID documents
- Jammers of any kind, including cell, GPS, radar
- Motorized vehicles that require registration
- Oxygen sensor simulators
- Products intended to bypass emission control devices or override malfunction indicators
- Toll booth systems
- Vehicle Identification Number plates
- Products intended to conceal or obscure a license plate
- Products intended to tamper with odometers
- Accessible parking permits
- ATVs
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Car Seats & Booster Seats | Any product that does not meet the safety and compliance requirements of Transport Canada. In Canada, car seats and booster seats must have a:- National safety mark.
- Product information label attached to the seat.
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Collectibles 1.6 | - Products or compilations using unauthorized photos
- Autographs or signatures of any type
- Unauthorized reproductions
- Any items that violate another’s trademarks or copyrights
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Cosmetics 1.7 | - Any cosmetic products that require a prescription or a medical professional's supervision or direction for their use
- Any opened and used products
- Any products with tampered packaging
- Any products that don't comply with Health Canada requirements including labelling
- Expired products
- Products containing controlled substances
- Testers
- Any products that contains an ingredient that is prohibited or restricted in quantities above acceptable concentration in accordance with the Health Canada Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist, as updated from time to time
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Currency 1.8 | - Bullion
- Counterfeit coins, bank notes, bonds, money orders, securities, stamps, and equipment use to make those items
- Securities, credit, notes, liens, portions of ongoing business, insurance, non- cancelled collectible stock certificates
- Provincial or federal assistance benefits
- Prepaid access products that provide access to funds, such as physical or digital gift cards
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Digital Goods 1.9 | - All digital products, including, but not limited to, gift cards, currency, eBooks, games, movies, songs
- All digitally delivered products
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Drugs & Medical Devices 1.10 | - Controlled substances
- Drug paraphernalia
- Illegal drugs and narcotics
- Any product containing a substance listed in Schedules I, II, III, IV or V of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act or the regulations thereunder
- Products that are subject to regulatory action or criminal enforcement
- Drugs, devices, or other products that require prescription or medical professional's supervision or direction for their use
- Products that do not have the required regulatory approvals
- Products that have been recalled
- Products that contain deer antler velvet or ingredients derived from sharks, whales, dolphins, or porpoises
- Products that simulate the effects of any illegal drug
- Syringes with and without needles
- Veterinary drugs and devices
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Electronics 1.11 | - Any products not certified with Innovation, Science and Economics Development Canada
- Jammers of any kind, including cell, GPS, radar, WiFi
- Police cameras or other detection sources
- Products designed to affect traffic signals or block detection by red light cameras
- Fishing net buoys operating on radio frequencies assigned to Automatic Identification Systems (AIS)
- Any device(s) that replace existing technology in a video game or game console
- Modified game consoles and games
- Any boot disk, card, emulator, or loader
- Hardware, software, or books that enable the circumvention of copy-protected digital products
- Import converters
- Power amplifiers compatible with CB radios
- Satellite and cable TV descramblers
- DVD duplicators that circumvent protections against copyright infringement
- Blu-ray players altered to disable region coding
- Cell phone unlocking devices
- Jailbroken cell phones
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Food 1.12 | - Foods deemed unsafe or adulterated (e.g., recalled food items)
- Expired food
- Foods that contain drug claims
- Infant formula
- Fresh food
- Non-shelf stable food that requires refrigeration
- Any products that are not labelled or packaged as required by the Food and Drugs Act and the regulations thereunder
- Any product prohibited from being imported into or are subject to trade or import restrictions in Canada
- Dragees or similar inedible food decorations
- Sellers of food products must be a manufacturer, importer or distributor.
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Funeral 1.13 | - Any non-pet funeral items, including caskets, funeral urns and grave markers
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Hazardous 1.14 | - Any chemical substance or compound that is intended for commercial, industrial, or professional use only and is not available for general consumer purchase
- Products prohibited from sale by Environment Canada or other regulatory agency due to its hazardous status
- Explosives
- Fully regulated items
- Radioactive or contaminated material
- Fireworks
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Home 1.15 | - Padded baby crib bumpers, padded crib liners
- Home Magnetics products
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Illegal 1.16 | - Any products encouraging or enabling illegal activity
- Any products that violate applicable laws
- Any products that contain viruses, trojan horses, spyware or malicious code
- Stolen or counterfeit products
- Any products not able to be sold in Canada due to Canadian sanction legislation
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Infringing Products 1.17 | - Products that violate or infringe upon any intellectual property right or other third party right
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Jewelry 1.18 | - Jewelry that does not comply with applicable laws or regulations
- Jewelry containing clarity-enhanced white diamonds or diamonds that do not comply with the Kimberly Process Certification Scheme
- Loose gemstones
- Jewelry that contains conflict minerals
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Miscellaneous – Unsafe 1.19 | - Infant Neck Floats
- Solar Eclipse Glasses
- Any products listed on Schedule 2 of the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act
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Offensive 1.20 | - Products that display explicit nudity or vulgar language
- Products that contain obscene material, sexually suggestive or pornography
- Products that contain nude or partially nude images of minors
- Products that either portray, glorify or promote in an insensitive way:
- animal cruelty
- any historical or news events
- criminal or illegal activity
- derogatory stereotyping based on race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, religion, or nationality
- hatred
- intolerance
- natural or man-made disaster(s)
- tragedy
- violence
- Products marketed to or targeted at kids or teenagers that are not age appropriate
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Plants, Plant Products, Seeds 1.21 | - Illegal plants, plant products, or seeds
- Plants, plant products, or seeds subject to federal, provincial, or local government quarantine or other restriction
- Plants, plant products, or seeds that are considered to be a controlled substance
- Pesticides that are not registered or licensed (if applicable) by Health Canada
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Plastic 1.22 | - Plastic products, including a product’s plastic package or packaging component, that are labeled or marketed as ‘biodegradable’, ‘degradable’, ‘compostable’, ‘decomposable’ or any form of these terms
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Police and Military Grade Products 1.23 | - Badges of any kind, whether real or reproductions, including concealed weapons permit, government agency or department, TSA, private security company, private investigator, special event, and movie prop badges
- Badge patches
- Law enforcement ID cards or credentials
- Pepper spray/mace
- Stun batons, Tasers, and disguised stun guns
- Tear gas
- Weapons designed to be concealed
- Bulletproof gear
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Recalled Items 1.24 | - Any product that has been or currently is subject to a recall
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Restricted 1.25 | - Any product that is age-restricted by law
- Any products that in Walmart’s discretion are not appropriate for sale including, but not limited to:
- adult products that do not comply with Walmart standards
- custom content (e.g. imagery, text) products including but not limited to apparel, home décor, accessories
- gambling products
- government-issued documents and products
- military and police related items
- novelty lighters
- refurbished products that do not comply with Walmart standards
- specific products or brand names
- surveillance device(s) and equipment
- Any product that cannot be sold in all provinces and territories in Canada under applicable laws
- Any Walmart or Sam’s Club Private Label or Exclusive product
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Software 1.26 | - Beta codes
- Beta keys
- Beta software
- OEM software
- Recovery software (bundled or stand-alone)
- Refurbished software that is not preloaded on refurbished hardware
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Tickets 1.27 | - Tickets (digital or physical) to events of any kind.
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Tobacco 1.28 | - Cigars
- Cigarettes
- E-cigarettes
- Other tobacco/nicotine products including collectible tobacco and collectible tobacco products
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Toys 1.29 | - Any product that does not meet the safety and compliance requirements of the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act and the regulations thereunder including the Toys Regulation, Surface Coating Materials Regulations, Phthalates Regulations and Consumer Products Containing Lead (Contact with Mouth) Regulations
- Children’s jewellery that contain unacceptable levels of lead or migratable lead
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Weapons – Game Guns and Projectiles 1.30 | - Airsoft, air guns, BB guns, pellet guns, paintball guns, blow guns or dart guns, replica/imitation guns, or any part used to build, update or enhance a game gun
- Sling Shots
- Ammunition of any type (including pellet, BB, air gun, paintball, sling shot ammunition) or any product used to create ammunition
- Accessories used to enhance firepower
- Any accessory containing a visual-spectrum laser
- Grenades and grenade launchers of any type (including airsoft and paintball)
- Golf ball launchers or toothpick crossbows
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Weapons – Firearms 1.31 | - Firearms of any type or individual parts used to build, update, or enhance a firearm
- Ammunition of any type or any product used to create ammunition
- All varieties of clips and magazines
- Speedloaders
- Any firearm accessory used to enhance firepower including muzzle brakes, bump stocks, rails, barrel shrouds, forward pistol grips, and threaded barrels for semiautomatic pistols
- Bayonets
- Gun powder and explosive targets
- Firearm frames, receivers, firearm kits, assault weapon parts/accessories/instructions/blueprints (even if they can be used with non-assault weapons)
- Any product associated with assault weapons
- Grenades and grenade launchers of any type
- Pistol conversion kits
- Accessories used to conceal sound or sight of firearm shot including silencers, flash suppressors, muzzles, suppressors
- Products commonly used to make silencers
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Weapons – Non-projectile 1.32 | - Axes and machetes marketed as weapons that are not purely ornament and are not designed for home improvement, hunting, camping, or other similar recreational use
- Balisong, butterfly, gravity, automatic, out the front, paratrooper, push dagger, switchblade (and replica/imitation switchblades), stiletto, shobi-zue or slasher knives, boot knives or any knives that are hidden or disguised
- Brass knuckles, leaded canes or other leaded sticks, nightsticks/billy clubs, nunchuks, saps/blackjacks, kunsari-fundo, sansetsukon, throwing stars
- Claws or spikes that attach to the shoe, other clothing item, or any body part
- Sword canes and swords that are not purely ornamental and are marketed as ready for use as a weapon
- Weapons designed to be concealed
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