Amazon.com Faces Lawsuit Over Artificial Tears Eye Drops Bacterial Contamination
An Artificial Tears eye drops bacterial contamination lawsuit claims a Michigan woman who bought the eye drops on Amazon loss vision in her right eye.
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Anti-Fogging Sprays and Wipes For Glasses Loaded With Toxic PFAS Chemicals, Duke Researchers Warn
A new study has found toxic PFAS chemicals present in wipes and sprays used to keep glasses from fogging up, which have become popular due to the use of face…
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CPSC Files Lawsuit To Force Amazon.com Recall For Dangerous Products
Federal safety officials have filed an administrative lawsuit against Amazon, in an effort to force the retail giant to recall hundreds of thousands of potentially hazardous products that have been sold…
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FDA Warns of Potentially Dangerous Male Enhancement and Weight Loss Products Sold Online
The FDA warns Amazon and eBay are allowing the sale of illegal male enhancement and weight loss drugs which contain undeclared, and potentially dangerous, active ingredients which should not be…
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Amazon.com OTC Medication Recall Issued Over Lack Of Child-Proofing, Poisoning Risk
A lack of child-resistant packaging has led to the recall of more than 30 medications sold exclusively on Amazon.com
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AmazonBasics Products Linked To Fires, Reports Of Damage, Injuries: CNN
A CNN investigative report questions the safety of consumer electronics sold under the AmazonBasics label, following hundreds of reports of fires, overheating and injuries.
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Fisher-Price Infant Sleeper Lawsuits Allege Known Risks Were Ignored
Fisher-Price and Mattel face a growing number of wrongful death and class action lawsuits over millions of recalled infant sleepers, which have been linked to at least 32 deaths.
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Amazon Power Bank Recall Issued Amid Reports of Chemical Burn, Fires
About 260,000 AmazonBasics power banks have been recalled following reports of overheating, chemical burns and property damage.
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Court Finds Amazon Not Liable For Third Party Product Injuries
Amazon is not liable for injuries or damages from products sold by third-party vendors on its popular website, according to a ruling by a Pennsylvania federal judge.
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Solar Eclipse Glasses Recall Suggests Certain Products May Not Be Safe
Amazon is recalling and halting sales on certain solar eclipse glasses because they may not properly protect consumers' eyes.
