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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
Lead Test Results in Our Products Are Astonishing
Tests on more than 1,200 children's products, most of them still on store shelves, found that 35 % contain lead — many with levels far above the federal recall standard used for lead paint.
A Hannah Montana card game case, a Go Diego Go! Backpack, and Circo brand shoes were among the items with excessive lead levels in the tests performed by a coalition of environmental health groups across the country.
Only 20% of the toys and other products had no trace of lead or harmful chemicals, according to the results being released Wednesday by the Michigan-based Ecology Center along with the national Center for Health, Environment and Justice and groups in eight other states.
Of the 1,268 items tested, 23 were among millions of toys recalled this year.
Mattel Inc. recalled more than 21 million Chinese-made toys on fears they were tainted with lead paint and tiny magnets that children could accidentally swallow. Mattel's own tests on the toys found that they had lead levels up to 200 times the accepted limit.
If you or a loved one has been harmed by lead in a product, please contact the lead poisoning attorneys at Silberstein Awad & Miklos today to schedule your initial consultation.
A Hannah Montana card game case, a Go Diego Go! Backpack, and Circo brand shoes were among the items with excessive lead levels in the tests performed by a coalition of environmental health groups across the country.
Only 20% of the toys and other products had no trace of lead or harmful chemicals, according to the results being released Wednesday by the Michigan-based Ecology Center along with the national Center for Health, Environment and Justice and groups in eight other states.
Of the 1,268 items tested, 23 were among millions of toys recalled this year.
Mattel Inc. recalled more than 21 million Chinese-made toys on fears they were tainted with lead paint and tiny magnets that children could accidentally swallow. Mattel's own tests on the toys found that they had lead levels up to 200 times the accepted limit.
If you or a loved one has been harmed by lead in a product, please contact the lead poisoning attorneys at Silberstein Awad & Miklos today to schedule your initial consultation.
posted by Lynn at 6:07 AM
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