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As the holiday shopping rush kicks off in earnest this week, the U.S. Public Interest Research Group<\/a>, an independent non-profit consumer activist organization, has launched a mobile web site, ToySafety.mobi<\/a>. It offers tips on how to identify unsafe toys plus a list of 16 toys that are unsafe due to choking hazards, excessively loud noises or toxic materials.<\/p>\n
I also like Safetoy.mobi<\/a>, which I covered<\/a> last year. It’s a mobile search engine that taps into the US Consumer Product Safety Commission’s database of over 20,000 unsafe toys recalled since 2007. Source: <\/span>The Palm Beach Post<\/a> via Mobility.mobi<\/a><\/p>\n
Filed in:<\/em> Wap Review Directory – Shopping<\/a><\/p>\n
Ratings:<\/em> Content Usability
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Ready.mobi Score: <\/em>4 “Good”<\/a><\/p>\n
Mobile Link:<\/em> toysafety.mobi<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
As the holiday shopping rush kicks off in earnest this week, the U.S. Public Interest Research Group, an independent non-profit consumer activist organization, has launched a mobile web site, ToySafety.mobi. It offers tips on how to identify unsafe toys plus a list of 16 toys that are unsafe due to choking hazards, excessively loud noises or toxic materials. Shoppers do need to be careful when buying toys as the hazards presented by some of these products are very real with … Continue reading