Amazon is requesting compliance documentation for some of my products, including a Children’s Product Certificate (CPC). The product is not a children’s product, it is a plastic clothing protector for adults. Packaging says “Adult”. Should I appeal based on this or go through the testing and labeling procedures to meet all the requirements?

Beginning of Email:

We are contacting you because you have listed products that require you to submit compliance documents. Click View Compliance Requirements below to see the list of affected products and submit the required compliance documents. If you do not submit the documents by the due date indicated for each product in this link, we may remove the affected listings.

Amazon requires these documents:

Product Images 
 Document must meet the following requirements:
    Product images must include all relevant safety information, including applicable compliance markings and tracking label.

Children's Product Certificate (CPC) 
 Document must meet the following requirements:
    Must meet Children's Product Certificate (CPC) requirements. To find more information about CPC requirements visit Consumer Product Safety Commission's CPC Information Page.

Test Reports 
 Document must meet the following requirements:
    Must be from a Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC)-accepted lab
    Test reports must contain images of the tested products including packaging, compliance markings, warning labels and age grading if applicable
    Test reports must confirm each product was tested to and meets the following requirements: CPSIA (Lead, Phthalates), 16 CFR Part 1610, as applicable (Flammability of Clothing Textiles); OR 16 CFR Part 1611, as applicable (Flammability of Vinyl Film)