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This Motorcycle Horn Issue May Increase One's Risk Of Crash
Of all the car, motorcycle, and tractor-trailer parts that make up the vehicles, the horn is one piece that is seldom thought about. Why? Well, for on... read more…
The Zantac Halt Has Escalated To A Worldwide Recall
Back in September, the FDA discovered that the drug Zantac and its generic counterparts, called ranitidine, included trace amounts of the chemical NDM... read more…
The Rash Of Vaping-Related Deaths Is Growing
Vaping is safer than smoking, or at least it’s supposed to be. Smoke (tobacco smoke or otherwise) is full of carcinogens, tar, and other chemicals tha... read more…
The Federal Government Is Acting On Forced Arbitration
In September, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Forced Arbitration Injustice Repeal Act, or FAIR Act. This bill addresses the forced arbitr... read more…
Consumer Alert: Floridians Should Be Aware Of This Recall Notification
There aren't many better feelings than coming home with a brand-new vehicle. It is clean as a whistle and has that distinct, new car smell. Plus, cons... read more…
Vaping and Consumer Safety
Consumer alerts were put into place to protect consumers when it comes to defective products and other issues that may arise regarding business and co... read more…
Keeping Safe Following The MacBook Pro Battery Recall
During the beginning of the summer, Apple announced a voluntary recall of their 15 inch MacBook Pro purchased between 2015 and 2017 due to a battery r... read more…
Contaminated Fresh Basil Causing Outbreak Of Cyclospora Parasite
Fresh basil exported by Siga Logistics de LR de CV of Morelos, Mexico has been linked to a multi-state outbreak of Cyclospora illnesses. The basil was... read more…
Electric Cars Are All The Rage These Days, But Floridians Should Know Something About This One
Although the United States pulled out of the Paris Climate Accord, many Americans still believe the ever-changing climate is an urgent matter that nee... read more…