Blog: Defective Products
- Baby Food May Contain Toxic Metals, Study Finds
Oct 20, 2019
A new investigation of baby foods sold in the U.S. revealed that the majority of these products contain toxic metals, which may cause permanent harm to an infant’s brain. Researchers tested over 160 baby food products, marketed by some of the nation’s primary manufacturers, ultimately finding neurotoxins like lead, arsenic, mercury, and cadmium in 95 percent. One-quarter of these products contained all four chemicals, known to cause brain development problems, affect behavior, and negatively impact...Read More - Investigators Find Lead in Prenatal Vitamins
Aug 18, 2019
The Dangers of Defective Prenatal Vitamins in NJ When vitamins or other medications are improperly manufactured, tested, or marketed, consumers are placed at risk. This is particularly true in the case of prenatal vitamins, which can impact both a pregnant woman and her unborn child. Unfortunately, companies do fail to uphold their duty to provide safe prenatal products to women in New Jersey and throughout the United States. They may also fail to provide adequate...Read More - New Report Identifies Fewer Children’s Product Recalls
Jun 21, 2019
A new report issued by Kids In Danger (KID), discovered a strikingly lower rate of children’s product recalls in the last year. This leaves parents to wonder: are products intended for use with children becoming safer, or are the regulatory agencies responsible for identifying defective products simply becoming more careless with their enforcement policies? It is important to understand why children’s products may be recalled and how defective children’s products may cause injuries to your...Read More