Yes, definitely! Crumb rubber made from the ground up recycled tires are the culprits that make artificial grass unsafe. These are the properties that give artificial grass such a bad reputation. The good news is: infill is optional. Also, there are natural alternatives to it, like crushed rocks. Artificial turf with toxic amounts of lead have usually been discontinued by turf manufacturers in recent times. We’ll discuss these more in-depth in the later paragraphs. What’s important now is that you know that generally, the artificial grass blades are safe for your kids. You can definitely have artificial turf at home without crumb rubber endangering your lives. However, there is some low-quality turf grass out there. We don’t know what they’re made of, and we can’t vouch for them either. If you want to be sure that your kids are safe, go for manufacturers that pride themselves for being non-toxic and lead- free. If you're unsure, you can always ask them for the testing certificates! Fortunately, there are brands that go above and beyond the general rule. By offering non-toxic, lead-free, toxin-free artificial grass, On-Time Turf ensures not only your kids’ and pet's safety, but yours as well. We hired a non biased professional testing company to perform various tests on our turf, ranging from lead, UV, permeability, etc. to make sure our customers know they are getting the best products out there.