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Buying a bike helmet online could be dangerous
Online shopping is quick, convenient, and sometimes cheaper—but a new Consumer Reports investigation reveals a hidden danger: What are supposed to be life-saving products sold on major online marketplaces could be putting your safety at risk.
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How to handle an appliance that turns out to be a dud
Have you ever bought a new TV, dishwasher or fridge only for it to stop working properly soon after you got it home? As many consumers know, the repair or replacement process can be quite a hassle. Consumer Reports has some tips to help you handle any dud that comes your way.
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What older adults need to consider before trying weight loss medications
Weight loss medications like Wegovy and Zepbound are gaining popularity as millions turn to them for quick results and potential health benefits.While the outcomes can be positive, Consumer reports warns there are important considerations — especially for older adults—before starting these treatments.
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Advice for putting an end to those annoying robocalls
Consumer Reports has some new advice to stop those annoying robocalls.
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New advice to stop annoying robocalls
Calls and texts from scammers are not only annoying, they’re also costly, with unsuspecting consumers losing billions of dollars to fraud every year. Consumer Reports has some new advice on how to stop those annoying robocalls.
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AirPods used as hearing aids
You see them in ears nearly everywhere you go: Apple’s AirPods Pro. Most people use them to listen to music and podcasts or make phone calls. As Consumer Reports explains, more and more people are using airpods as a discreet alternative to traditional hearing aids.
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Need help hearing? You can use Apple AirPods Pro 2 or over-the-counter options
You see them in ears nearly everywhere you go: Apple’s AirPods Pro. Most people use them to listen to music and podcasts or make phone calls. Consumer Reports says more people use AirPods as a discreet alternative to traditional hearing aids.
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Why energy bars might deliver the boost you expect
If you’ve grabbed an energy bar for a quick snack lately, you’re not alone, about 40% of us eat them all the time. But as new Consumer Reports testing reveals, that convenient snack might not deliver the boost you expect.
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What to know about tax season scams and advice for filing
It’s tax season, and scammers know this is an excellent time of year to strike. Swindlers will pose as tax preparers and IRS agents to steal your refund and identity. Consumer Reports explains just how the scams work, plus some filing advice whether you plan to hire a pro or do your own.
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Sweet deals you can get in February 2025 according to Consumer Reports
It may be the shortest month of the year, but there’s plenty to celebrate in February with Valentine’s Day, President’s Day, and the Super Bowl. Love is in the air, Consumer Reports has rounded up some of the sweetest deals this month as retailers offer impressive discounts on big-ticket items.
