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What’s really in your dog’s food? Consumer Reports has some answers
Read full article: What’s really in your dog’s food? Consumer Reports has some answersPet owners want the best when it comes to feeding their four-legged friends. And with so many dog food choices — from fresh to freeze-dried and everything in between — how do you even know what’s best for your pet?
March brings spring cleaning deals on vacuums, air purifiers, and more
Read full article: March brings spring cleaning deals on vacuums, air purifiers, and moreAs we welcome March and the official start of spring, many of us are diving into the fun of spring cleaning. To help us ditch the dirt and save some money, Consumer Reports rounded up some of the best deals of the month.
Egg prices could go up 20% more this year. How to decipher egg labels so you get what you think you’re paying for
Read full article: Egg prices could go up 20% more this year. How to decipher egg labels so you get what you think you’re paying forWith soaring prices, slim pickings at the supermarket, and many varieties of eggs, you want to make sure you’re getting what you think you’re paying for. Consumer Reports deciphers those confusing egg labels and explains what they mean.
Online shopping warning: Bike helmets found on major marketplaces don’t always meet U.S. safety standards
Read full article: Online shopping warning: Bike helmets found on major marketplaces don’t always meet U.S. safety standardsOnline shopping is quick, convenient, and sometimes cheaper—but a new Consumer Reports investigation reveals a hidden danger: What are supposed to be life-saving products sold on major online marketplaces could be putting your safety at risk.
Consumer Reports releases list of top cars of 2025
Read full article: Consumer Reports releases list of top cars of 2025If you’re shopping for a new ride, Consumer Reports has you covered with its highly anticipated annual list of the best cars, trucks, and SUVs for 2025, helping you make the smartest choice before you buy.
What to know about this risky way to pay for your next vacation
Read full article: What to know about this risky way to pay for your next vacationAre you thinking about booking your next vacation but don’t have the cash up front? Many travel sites now offer Buy Now, Pay Later loans, allowing you to split the cost over time.
New advice to help you finally stop robocalls
Read full article: New advice to help you finally stop robocallsSpam calls are not only annoying but also costly, with unsuspecting consumers losing billions of dollars to fraud every year. So how can you prevent it from happening to you or a loved one? Consumer Reports has some new advice to stop those annoying robocalls.
Tips for navigating repair, replacement process for defective appliances
Read full article: Tips for navigating repair, replacement process for defective appliancesHave you ever bought a new TV, dishwasher, or fridge only for it to stop working properly soon after you got it home? As many consumers know, the repair or replacement process can be quite a hassle.
The best choices to treat and beat lice might surprise you
Read full article: The best choices to treat and beat lice might surprise youThis number might surprise you. Every year, an estimated 6 million to 12 million children get head lice. Consumer Reports has important information to help you make the best choice when facing lice.
Consumer Reports helps you prep food on a budget
Read full article: Consumer Reports helps you prep food on a budgetThe right tips and tools can make a big difference for your health and wallet if you're preparing meals ahead of time. Consumer Reports shares some practical recommendations to help you get started.
What to buy in January to save big bucks
Read full article: What to buy in January to save big bucksNow that the gift-giving season is over, it’s time to kick off 2025 by treating yourself. The main event in January is Martin Luther King weekend, which tends to bring big sales of mattresses. But it doesn’t stop there.
Consumer Reports sounds alarm about dangerously accessible button batteries in toys, household items
Read full article: Consumer Reports sounds alarm about dangerously accessible button batteries in toys, household itemsA recent Consumer Reports evaluation of 31 toys and household items uncovered an alarming safety risk for children from button cell and coin cell batteries.
Consumer Reports found concerning lead levels in popular hot cocoa brands. Here’s how to enjoy a cup without worry
Read full article: Consumer Reports found concerning lead levels in popular hot cocoa brands. Here’s how to enjoy a cup without worryNothing says winter comfort like a steaming cup of hot chocolate. But you’ll want to choose your hot cocoa mix wisely after a Consumer Reports investigation found concerning levels of lead in some popular hot chocolate brands.
Home gift guide: Consumer Reports experts share the top-tested items for your holiday list
Read full article: Home gift guide: Consumer Reports experts share the top-tested items for your holiday listFrom sheets to slippers, mixers to mattresses, the experts at Consumer Reports are constantly testing products for your home and garden and everywhere in between.
Tech gift guide: Finding the perfect gift for the techie in your life
Read full article: Tech gift guide: Finding the perfect gift for the techie in your lifeIf you haven’t finished your shopping yet, you’re in luck — the tech experts at Consumer Reports are sharing some advice for gifting gadgets and their favorite tech picks this holiday season.
Consumer Reports staff shares kitchen gift guide
Read full article: Consumer Reports staff shares kitchen gift guideThe experts at Consumer Reports culled together a list of some of their favorite cooking and kitchen gadgets — just in time for gifting or rounding out your own kitchen for the holidays.

How to make sure you stay safe & healthy while prepping your holiday meal
Read full article: How to make sure you stay safe & healthy while prepping your holiday mealOne thing you don’t want to bring to the holiday table is food poisoning. Consumer Reports reveals the one thing many of us get wrong that could make our guests seriously sick.
Consumer Reports warns that dressers with higher risk of tip-overs are still for sale despite changes in law
Read full article: Consumer Reports warns that dressers with higher risk of tip-overs are still for sale despite changes in lawMany dressers are safer than before, thanks to new safety standards, but older models could still pose a deadly risk.
Halloween is one of the deadliest days for pedestrians. What you need to know to have a safe spooky season
Read full article: Halloween is one of the deadliest days for pedestrians. What you need to know to have a safe spooky seasonDid you know that Halloween is one of the deadliest days of the year for pedestrians, especially children?
Baby walkers linked to thousands of injuries & multiple deaths, Consumer Reports warns
Read full article: Baby walkers linked to thousands of injuries & multiple deaths, Consumer Reports warnsConsumer Reports explains why baby walkers are so dangerous and what parents can do to protect their children.
Shroom Boom: Consumer Reports explains why mushrooms are having a moment
Read full article: Shroom Boom: Consumer Reports explains why mushrooms are having a momentIf you hadn’t noticed, mushrooms are having a moment. Along with finding them in the produce aisle, you’ll see them in snacks, broths, supplements, and even coffee and tea.
Are natural sweeteners actually healthier? Consumer Reports finds out
Read full article: Are natural sweeteners actually healthier? Consumer Reports finds outWarnings about eating too much sugar have been around for years, but many of us find it hard to satisfy our sweet tooth without it. But now, a slew of potentially healthier and more natural sweeteners like coconut sugar, agave nectar, and date sugar are making waves. But are they any better for you? Consumer Reports finds out.
The Great (Canned) Pumpkin: What’s in a can of ‘pumpkin’ is a bit of a trick -- but still a treat!
Read full article: The Great (Canned) Pumpkin: What’s in a can of ‘pumpkin’ is a bit of a trick -- but still a treat!Fall is in the air, or is that the scent of pumpkin bread, muffins, and pumpkin pie? All recipes that depend on that little can of pumpkin… It might sound like a silly question, but do you really know what’s in the can? It's probably NOT pumpkin.
Pumpkin spice priced nice: Kickstart holiday shopping early with these great deals in October
Read full article: Pumpkin spice priced nice: Kickstart holiday shopping early with these great deals in OctoberConsumer Reports reveals products at deep discounts to help kickstart the holiday shopping season.
Consumer Reports urges retailers to stop selling ‘universal’ chargers marketed for e-bikes, e-scooters
Read full article: Consumer Reports urges retailers to stop selling ‘universal’ chargers marketed for e-bikes, e-scootersConsumer Reports is joining the Consumer Product Safety Commission in a warning about “universal” chargers for e-bikes, e-scooters, and hoverboards.
What to do after a data breach -- and how to protect yourself from one
Read full article: What to do after a data breach -- and how to protect yourself from oneWhether you’ve been a victim or want to proactively protect your personal information, Consumer Reports explains what you can do now before the hackers strike.
Child not quite ready for a smartphone? Consider smartwatch instead
Read full article: Child not quite ready for a smartphone? Consider smartwatch insteadConsumer Reports has the low-down on the high-tech watches that might be the perfect solution for parents who aren't ready to hand over a smartphone just yet.
Baby starting day care? Consumer Reports shares tips to make the transition smoother
Read full article: Baby starting day care? Consumer Reports shares tips to make the transition smootherSending your baby to daycare for the first time is an emotional milestone for many parents. It is often filled with anxiety and a touch of guilt. As Consumer Reports explains, there are some easy ways to make the transition smoother for you and your little one.
Amazon now responsible for hazardous items sold by third-party sellers. Consumer Reports says that’s a good thing
Read full article: Amazon now responsible for hazardous items sold by third-party sellers. Consumer Reports says that’s a good thingAmazon plans to appeal the decision, adding that the products in question have been recalled and refunded and that Amazon stands by the safety of every product in its store, and that its recall process is “effective and efficient.”