Laundry Detergent Pod Lawsuit
Single-load Laundry Detergent Pod Poisoning May Result in Serious Injury for Children.
Single-load Laundry Detergent Pod Poisoning May Result in Serious Injury for Children.
Poison control centers nationwide report the first increase in laundry pod exposure calls in several years.
A new study finds that tougher packaging standards are helping reduce childhood poisoning incidents linked to laundry pods.
A Tide Pod chemical burn lawsuit will proceed against Procter & Gamble, after a federal judge ruled that the plaintiff's claims of breach of implied warranty were valid.
Nearly 2,000 reports of children being exposed to laundry pods have been reported to U.S. poison centers since the beginning of the year, according to a recent report.
Despite a number of changes, children still appear to be attracted to Tide pods and other single-use laundry detergent packets, resulting in thousands of exposures and poisoning incidents.
Procter & Gamble is protesting provisions in proposed legislation in New York that would add new requirements to its Tide Pods and other laundry detergent packets to prevent child poisoning…
A two-year-old was hospitalized last month after biting into a laundry pod and becoming unresponsive, resulting in chemical burns to the eyes and several days in ICU.
The nation's poison centers are warning that some teens are taking a "laundry pod challenge" joke seriously, and accidentally poisoning themselves.
Although most media attention on the risk of laundry detergent pod poisonings has focused on infants and young children, who are often enticed to place the brightly colored gel packs…