Sign our petition to the FDA to set strict limits on lead in protein powders here: action.consumerreports.org/sm-20251014-...

Our recent tests of 23 popular protein powders and shakes found high lead levels, and right now there are no federal limits on how much lead can be in protein powders.

None of the boba, the tapioca pearls found in the popular drink, in the products we tested exceeded our level of concern for lead—but there’s more to the story.

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“Floaties” like Puddle Jumpers are widely used by parents hoping for extra peace of mind at the pool or by the shore. Here’s how you can make sure you and your child stay safe if you decide to use this type of personal flotation device.

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Toddler towers are popular, but the industry lacks mandatory safety standards. Most models failed our tip-over and entrapment tests. Learn more: www.consumerreports.org/babies-kids/...