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We Tested 48 Baby Foods for Heavy Metals and Microplastics - Consumer Reports (opens the original)
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In CR’s tests of packaged baby foods from 11 brands, including Earth’s Best, Gerber, and Happy Baby, 96 percent were below our risk level for heavy metals. But phthalates and microplastics present new concerns. Consumer Reports’ most recent tests of packaged baby foods found lower levels of heavy metals in many purées, puffs, and cereals than we’ve previously seen. But for all of the FDA’s efforts to get “closer to zero” with harmful contaminants in baby food, manufacturers are still not there y
Prenatal Vitamin Nutrient Levels May Differ From Labeled Amounts, CR's Tests Show - Consumer Reports (opens the original)
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CR tested prenatal vitamins from Nature Made, Needed, One A Day, and others, and found wide variations in nutrient levels—including in key nutrients like folate The first thing many people do when they start trying to conceive or find out they’re pregnant? Begin taking prenatal vitamins. A whopping 78 percent of pregnant individuals in the U.S. use a dietary supplement during pregnancy, according to a 2024 estimate. Prenatal vitamins fill an important gap, helping ensure you’re getting the addit
Over 22,000 Evenflo Revolve180 LiteMax NXT Infant Car Seats and Travel Systems Recalled for Recline Issue - Consumer Reports (opens the original)
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A car seat that isn’t reclined as intended can increase the risk of injury in a crash. No injuries have been reported. Evenflo has voluntarily recalled nearly 23,000 Revolve180 LiteMax NXT rotating infant car seats and related travel systems due to an issue with the seat’s recline angle, which may increase the risk of injury in a crash. Only select models of the rotating Revolve180 LiteMax NXT produced before April 1, 2025, and sold in the U.S. are affected by the recall. The non-rotating Evenfl
Best Frozen Meals, Lab-Tested and Reviewed - Consumer Reports (opens the original)
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We tested 30 picks from 10 brands to find the ones that are big on both flavor and nutrition. Plus, how to find a tasty, healthy option from any brand. Frozen meals can be a smart choice when you’re short on time and energy—or when you just don’t feel like cooking. And they can be a healthful one, too. You can still find classics like Salisbury steak and mac and cheese filling the freezer aisle, but increasingly, you’ll see more wholesome-sounding options, like grain-filled power bowls, plant-ba
Evenflo Recalls Nearly 60,000 REO by Revolve360 Car Seats for Injury Risk During Crash - Consumer Reports (opens the original)
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The car seat’s headrest may shift position during a crash. A repair kit is in development. Evenflo has voluntarily recalled nearly 60,000 REO by Revolve360 car seats due to a risk of injury in a crash. The rotating convertible car seats have 11 adjustable headrest positions, and under certain crash test conditions, the headrest was found to shift from a higher to a lower position. “If the headrest position shifts in a vehicle crash, there may be a heightened risk of injury,” according to the rep
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