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Dragster cars by www.zwindups.com are a problem because of small parts and a label violation.
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Bowling game by www.coolnoveltyproducts.com is a problem because of small parts and a label violation.
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Ball on a stick launcher by R T Toy Factory is a problem because of small parts and a label violation.
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Play Food by by Walmart Stores Inc. is a problem because it looks as if it should be eaten.
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Baby's 1st Birthday Balloons by by Unique Industries Inc. is a problem because CPSC balloon warning restricts balloons from children under 8 year old.
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Baby's 2nd Birthday Balloons by by Unique Industries Inc. is a problem because CPSC balloon warning restricts balloons from children under 8 year old.
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Super Play Food Set by Geoffrey LLC is a problem because it looks as if it should be eaten.
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Golfing Game by Aoxing Toys Factory is a problem because of small parts and a label violation.
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Dora backpack by by Global Design Concepts Inc. is a problem because it was tested at 320 ppm DBP, which is below federal standard (1000 ppm) but
requires disclosure under Washington State and California law.
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Morphobot by GreenBrier International Inc. is a problem because it tested at 180 ppm lead.
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Snake Eggs by GreenBrier International Inc. is a problem because it is a near small part shaped for easy swallowing.
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Dora guitar by Fisher-Price is a problem because prolonged exposure to loud noises harms small children’s hearing.
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Car wheel/horn by by Toystate.com is a problem because prolonged exposure to loud noises harms small children’s hearing.
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FunKeys Car Keys by Maison Joseph Battat ltd. is a problem because prolonged exposure to loud noises harms small children’s hearing.
For its annual “Trouble in Toyland” report, the U.S. Public Interest Research Group examined more than 200 toys sold at national toy stores, malls and dollar stores this fall and found about a dozen it believed could harm children.
Read the full story at http://bangordailynews.com/2012/11/20/health/report-warns-of-dangerous-toys-on-store-shelves.
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