Many of the toys on the list are the kind that are found in discount store bins for less than a dollar. Their manufacturer isn't known, and they generally are imported to the U.S. from China. We believe that all manufacturers and distributors should add warning stickers to old toy packages printed before the law took effect. U.S. PIRG says the stakes are pretty high. Plastic bottle nipple comes off when pushed with a thumb, posing a choking hazard.
Wheels come off, pose choking hazard.
Animal head squirters fit into test choke tube. Balloons - all rated as potential choke hazard to children under 8. Erasers fit in choke test tube and are not labeled as containing small parts. For the 30th straight year, Boston attorney Edward Swartz has tacked a warning label on 10 of the toys he believes are the most dangerous available during the holiday season. Even one injury to one child is one too many if it can be avoided.