#consumer-safety

#consumer-safety

A shocking collection of X-rays revealed the life-changing injuries the human hand can suffer when fireworks explode, showcasing mangled hands and broken fingers in several incidents.

Drivers feel burned out and underpaid, while passengers are frustrated by pricing inconsistencies and security concerns.

Counterfeiting presents a significant challenge worldwide, as it generates an astounding $2 trillion annually, predominantly from counterfeit luxury items. These products not only harm economies but also endanger consumers by potentially exposing them to hazardous chemicals such as lead and cadmium.

"It's pretty well sealed...Everyone opens a bottle and swears my name." This quote from James Lewis reveals his unsettling awareness of the case's legacy and his connection to it.

Listings of these dangerous battery models were found to be advertised for sale in London, Manchester, Hull, Derbyshire, Southampton, Reading and more.

Every year, about 62 million Americans experience credit card fraud, highlighting the need for vigilant account monitoring due to the alarming fraud rates among cardholders.

Tony's Chocolonely is recalling certain batches of the Dark Almond Sea Salt and Everything Bars due to potential contamination with small stones, prioritizing consumer safety.

According to a notice published by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the folding mechanism in Segway's Ninebot Max G30P and Max G30LP KickScooters can fail during use.

Southwest's recent decision to abandon its 'bags fly free' policy signals a significant departure from its historic business model amid pressure from shareholders.