Tell Fisher-Price: No Lead-Laced Toys Anywhere!

It’s one thing to have state pride, but quite another have state bias when it comes to protecting kids from unsafe toys.

After Consumer Reports magazine and the Illinois Attorney General of Illinois found that a red Fisher-Price toy blood pressure cuff contained lead at 7 to 9 times the legal limits in Illinois, Fisher-Price agreed to recall it.

But only in Illinois.

Until we strengthen federal law, we need to convince Fisher-Price to recall the lead-laced toys nationwide. While we are at it, we want them to take our Corporate Safety Challenge.

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Letter	Dear Fisher-Price: I am outraged that you know about a toy with high levels of lead, but still haven't taken action to recall the toy, except in Illinois. What about children everywhere else? As one of America's leading toy companies, I want to urge you to take the Corporate Safety Challenge: 1. Test products: Use the same standards as the CPSC, FDA, NHTSA and other regulators. Allow an independent, third-party lab to verify the tests. 2. Eliminate dangerous chemicals: Ban dangerous chemicals like lead and phthalates and over time replace the toxic chemicals in all products with safe alternatives. 3. Stop blocking stronger rules and enforcement: Stop opposing needed reforms. Sincerely,
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