Parents in Oklahoma and around the country are drawn to products that promise to help infant children sleep through the night. These products include swaddles and sleep sacks that feature pouches containing small weights. The companies that manufacture weighted sleep...
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Contaminated eyedrops linked to “deficient” manufacturing process
A wave of eye infections in Oklahoma and around the country in early 2022 was likely caused by eyedrops that were contaminated in a foreign pharmaceutical manufacturing facility. That was the conclusion of a U.S. Food and Drug Administration report released on April...
What is a warning defect?
When Oklahoma consumers properly use a product but are harmed, they might have grounds for a lawsuit. There are different types of defects involved in product liability. Defects in warnings are one of them; this is what they entail. Understanding warning defects One...
Beware of counterfeit Halloween items
As October gets closer, many Oklahoma residents are getting ready for Halloween. Whether you're getting costumes for your children or something Halloween-related for yourself, it's important to watch out for potentially dangerous counterfeit products. With that in...
Why avoid products aimed at removing moles and skin tags?
Many residents of Oklahoma have skin issues like moles and skin tags. Although it’s normal to want to have these things removed, it should not be undertaken with certain products marketed at doing that. What are moles and skin tags? Moles are skin growths that are...
CPSC warning to parents about dangerous infant chairs
Parents in Oklahoma want to ensure that everything they buy for their babies is safe. Recently, a warning was issued about a popular baby chair being dangerous in certain situations. What is the product, and why is there an alert? The United States Consumer Product...