CR looked at the nutritional content of Lunchly kits and tested them for lead, other heavy metals, and plasticizers. Are they a better option than Lunchables?

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We've tested and reviewed products since 1936. Read CR's review of the EverStart Platinum AGM 24F car battery to find out if it's worth it.

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The best hand mixers from Consumer Reports' tests turn whipping cream and mixing cookie dough into easy tasks.

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It’s hard to beat the convenience of a stick vacuum. They’re lighter than traditional upright and canister vacuums, which ...

In this special report on summer heat waves, Consumer Reports has gathered the best ways to stay comfortable and safe—inside ...

Tariffs have already led to price increases on baby gear like strollers and car seats. For parents and the baby gear industry ...

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CR analyzed new-car transactions to identify good, cheap new cars that we recommend based on their performance, reliability, ...