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Our tests of popular dairy, beef, and plant-based protein products found plant-based options had the highest lead levels, 9x as much as dairy and 2x as much as beef. Even dairy powders weren’t risk-free: half were too contaminated for safe daily use.
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#Recall: Thousands of Evenflo All4One convertible car seats are being recalled for an issue with the recline mechanism.
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Several models of Evenflo All4One convertible car seats are being recalled for an issue with the car seat shifting recline positions in rear-facing mode.
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We tested 5 additional protein powders requested by readers, and the results show that lower lead contamination is possible. Read our investigation and learn more about our testing process.
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We tested powders from Clean Simple Eats, Equate, Premier Protein, Ritual, and Truvani. Our results show it’s possible to make products with less contamination.
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We tested 60+ pillows so you don’t have to. From breathability to long-term durability, we found options for every sleeper. Head to the link below for our full list of expert-approved pillows. 🙌 #CRSleepWeek #SleepWeek
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Consider this your sign to finally upgrade your bedroom. Exclusive discounts for our members are live now. ⬇️ https://t.co/Qo6R9ga5z8
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We conducted a 2nd round of heavy metal tests on 5 protein powders that readers requested. All tested low for lead, making them a better choice for frequent users of protein powders. Read our investigation and learn more about our testing process.
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We tested powders from Clean Simple Eats, Equate, Premier Protein, Ritual, and Truvani. Our results show it’s possible to make products with less contamination.
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“It’s critical for people to be able to immediately get out of the car during a vehicle fire or similar emergency." - Cooper Lohr, CR’s senior policy analyst for transportation and safety. Here's what you need to know about the proposed SAFE Exit Act: https://t.co/7ys4YjM1sV
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The SAFE Exit Act follows an investigation into Tesla's electronic door handles; the law requires a manual fail-safe and a way for first responders to get in.
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#Recall: Porsche is recalling some 2019 through 2025 Cayenne and Cayenne E-Hybrid SUVs, 2020 to 2025 911 sports cars and Taycan EVs, 2024 and 2025 Panamera sedans, and 2025 Panamera E-Hybrid sedans to fix faulty backup cameras. Learn more:
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Porsche is recalling some Cayenne, Panamera, and Taycan models for a free software update to fix their backup cameras.
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#Recall: Hyundai is recalling nearly 52,000 Tucson SUVs from the 2022 through 2024 model years because their optional tow hitch wiring harnesses may have been installed incorrectly, which could lead to a vehicle fire. https://t.co/V3aL9PYvk6
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Drivers of a recalled Tucson SUV equipped with optional tow hitch wiring harnesses should park their vehicle outside due to a fire risk.
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ICYMI: In response to our investigation, Instacart is no longer allowing retailers to use its AI tech to charge shoppers different prices for the same groceries at the same time on its platform.
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Instacart announced it would end AI price experiments at grocery retailers on its platform, prompted by CR’s joint investigation.
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In response to our investigation, Instacart is no longer allowing retailers to use its AI tech to charge shoppers different prices for the same groceries, at the same time on its platform. Read our full investigation here:
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Exclusive: Instacart’s AI pricing may be inflating your grocery bill.
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These are the standout favorites, based on what our readers are purchasing. https://t.co/1dMQjLv4aV
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We recently tested for acrylamide—a chemical linked to health risks—in popular (and delicious) foods like potato chips, French fries, and breakfast cereal. Here's how to limit your intake to reduce potential harms.
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Process contaminants are chemical byproducts found in many foods and linked to serious health risks. Here are ways to limit your intake and potential harms.
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A first-of-its-kind advanced female dummy for use in frontal crash testing has been unveiled by the USDOT and NHTSA. See what Consumer Reports’ car safety experts had to say:
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Need thoughtful gift ideas for just about everyone on your holiday shopping list? We’ve got you. https://t.co/h6mfVKcEga
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Attention parents and caregivers: The ByHeart infant formula #recall has been expanded to include all formula the company has ever made, due to the risk of infant botulism. If you have recalled formula, see our guide to switching your baby's formula:
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The ByHeart infant formula recall has been expanded to include all formula the company has ever made, due to the risk of infant botulism.
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Could your eyeliner be toxic? Earlier this year, CR's study found concerning levels of carcinogens in synthetic braiding hair. Now an investigation from @PureEarthNow found concerning levels of lead in more than half of the 56 eyeliner samples it tested.
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Some traditional eyeliners such as kohl, kajal, and surma have high levels of lead, according to recent research. CR explains what you need to know.
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This holiday season, consider alternatives to stress ball fidget toys for your stocking stuffers. And if you have them, never ever heat them up.
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This holiday season, consider alternatives to stress ball fidget toys for your stocking stuffers.
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