The United States Public Interest Research Groups (U.S. PIRG) has released its list of the most dangerous toys in 2014.
2014 marks the 29th version of the U.S. PIRG’s annual list of the most dangerous toys. The list looks at various dangerous parts and chemicals that can be in certain toys. This includes lead, chromium and toys that are a choking hazard.
Here are the most dangerous toys in 2014 according to U.S. PIRG’s list.
- Badge Playset — This toy is listed for kids three and up and contains unsafe levels of lead.
- Jake and the Neverland Pirates Tambourine — This toy is listed for kids two and up and contains unsafe levels of chromium.
- Hello Kitty Bracelet and Hair Clips Accessory Set — This accessory set is for kids three and up and has unsafe levels of phthalate.
- Disney (DIS) Junior Doc McStuffins Figurine Playset — The figures in the set can be broken and the small parts can be choked on.
- Mega Value Pack 16 Latex Punch Balloons — The U.S. PIRG lists balloons as unsafe for children under eight, but this set is listed as safe for children three and up.
To see the rest of the most dangerous toys that made U.S. PIRG’s list, click here.
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