A UK investigation by the consumer group Which? finds that 150 baby products it describes as potentially lethal are being sold to consumers online. The products are listed on major e-commerce and social shopping platforms, including sites such as Amazon, eBay and TikTok shop, according to reports. Which? says the items include self-feeding prop feeders that it warns pose a choking risk, as well as baby sleep pillows and sleeping bags associated with suffocation concerns. The investigation is reported to highlight that dangerous products can reach customers because online platforms do not prevent certain items from being sold. Multiple outlets repeat Which?’s figure of 150 products and describe a range of infant-related categories, focusing on sleep and feeding products. The coverage characterises the products as “potentially lethal,” citing risks such as choking and suffocation. The reports do not provide additional case details or specific brand lists in the excerpts provided, but they consistently attribute the findings and the number of products to Which?’s investigation.
Which? warns 150 potentially lethal baby products are sold online
A UK investigation by the consumer group Which? finds that 150 baby products it describes as potentially lethal are being sold to consumers online. The products are listed on major e-commerce and soci...
- Which? says it identified 150 baby products it describes as potentially lethal being sold online to UK consumers.
- The products include self-feeding prop feeders that Which? says pose a choking risk.
- Which? says some sleep items, including baby pillows and sleeping bags, are linked to suffocation risk.
- The items are listed on major online marketplaces and platforms, including Amazon, eBay and TikTok shop.
- Reports say platforms fail to prevent dangerous items from reaching customers.
Potentially harmful self-feeding products, pillows and sleeping bags found listed on popular retail sites
2 hours agoUK consumer group says lives are at risk because platforms fail to prevent dangerous items reaching customersBabies are being put at risk by dozens of potentially lethal infant products sold to UK parents on major online marketplaces, an investigation has found.The consumer champion Which? identified 150 products, including self-feeding prop feeders that pose a choking risk and baby sleep pillows linked to suffocation. Continue reading...
2 hours agoWhich? said it had found 150 potentially lethal baby products being sold to UK consumers.
2 hours agoWhich? said it had found 150 potentially lethal baby products being sold to UK consumers.
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