Medical Drop-Side Cribs To Be Allowed In Homes Under New FDA Rule
The FDA has proposed to allow the use of medical drop-side cribs in homes and other non-health care settings if prescribed by a physician.
The FDA has proposed to allow the use of medical drop-side cribs in homes and other non-health care settings if prescribed by a physician.
Recently proposed legislation would make it illegal for corporate officers to cover up dangerous product defects or drug side effects, putting in place fines and jail terms for executives.
A recall has been issued for about 73,000 drop-side cribs sold at JC Penny after at least three reports were received indicating the drop-down side rails may malfunction and detach.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has banned the sale of drop side cribs, and as of the end of 2012, the design is no longer permitted in child…
About 16,700 drop-side cribs sold exclusively by J.C. Penny have been recalled due to defective drop sides, which may allow dangerous gaps to form between the side of the crib…
About 3,100 Shermag drop-side cribs are being recalled after reports suggest the hardware may be prone to fail, posing a serious and potentially life-threatening risk for infants.
Federal regulators have approved new guidelines for toddler beds, which are designed to prevent infant deaths.
Federal regulators are re-issuing a Delta drop side crib recall that was first announced in 2008, as it was recently discovering that an infant died in one of the recalled…
Generation 2 Worldwide “SafetyCraft” drop-side cribs contain parts that are identical to those used in other cribs that were recalled after being linked to infant deaths and injuries, product safety…
After numerous recalls and more than 30 confirmed infant deaths, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commision (CPSC) has outlawed drop side cribs in the United States.