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Why Are Water Beads Dangerous? - Parade
Buffalo Games Recalls Water Beads Sold at Target After Baby Death

Buffalo Games Recalls Water Beads Sold at Target After Baby Death

Why does it take a child to die before a product is recalled?

Why does it take a child to die before a product is recalled?

 Non Toxic Water Beads 500Pcs Giant & 20000Pcs Small Kit,  Rainbow Mix Water Gel Beads Growing Balls for Vases Filler, Wedding and  Home Decoration : Toys & Games

Non Toxic Water Beads 500Pcs Giant & 20000Pcs Small Kit, Rainbow Mix Water Gel Beads Growing Balls for Vases Filler, Wedding and Home Decoration : Toys & Games

Buffalo Games Recalls Water Beads Sold at Target After Baby Death

Buffalo Games Recalls Water Beads Sold at Target After Baby Death

Tests reveal dangerous water beads are a toxic toy – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Tests reveal dangerous water beads are a toxic toy – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

Tiny terrors: How a “harmless toy” sent Deacon to the hospital

Tiny terrors: How a “harmless toy” sent Deacon to the hospital

Mom speaks out on daughter's death after water bead recall - ABC News

Mom speaks out on daughter's death after water bead recall - ABC News

Water Beads Activities and Tips - Fun-A-Day!

Water Beads Activities and Tips - Fun-A-Day!

Buffalo Games Recalls Water Beads Sold at Target After Baby Death

Buffalo Games Recalls Water Beads Sold at Target After Baby Death

Safe Edible Non-Chokable Mini Water Beads

Safe Edible Non-Chokable Mini Water Beads

Orbeez gel balls present 'danger to the public,' police warn

Orbeez gel balls present 'danger to the public,' police warn

NJ official pushes for water bead toy ban

NJ official pushes for water bead toy ban

Water Beads Risks: Organ Blockages May Lead to Serious Illness, Death

Water Beads Risks: Organ Blockages May Lead to Serious Illness, Death

Some major retailers to stop selling water beads marketed to children

Some major retailers to stop selling water beads marketed to children