The item does not seem safe to me.
'Sicuro' — si-CU-ro. Three syllables.
Use when you have safety concerns about a product — particularly for children's toys, electrical items, or food products. This is a serious claim that triggers a different response from shops.
'Non mi sembra' means 'it does not seem to me' — a polite way to express a personal assessment. 'Sicuro' means safe. Raising safety concerns escalates a return from a transaction to a regulatory matter. Shops must investigate and may need to report to authorities.
Non ha il marchio CE.
It does not have the CE mark.
CE mark is required for many products in the EU.
È adatto ai bambini sotto i tre anni?
Is it suitable for children under three?
Safety check before purchase.
Voglio segnalarlo all'ufficio sicurezza prodotti.
I want to report it to the product safety office.
Escalation to authorities.
The Italian Ministry of Enterprise (MIMIT) runs a product safety alert system. Dangerous products can be reported at sicurezzaprodotti.mise.gov.it. Shops have a legal duty to remove unsafe products immediately.