Say whaaat?

My goodness!!! I was just reading of people hospitalized in Spain after buying online Vitamin D supplements. The dose was too high and Vitamin D is toxic in high quantities.

Now I am curious what kind of product was this?

It is good to be careful and read the fine print. You never know what you will find or be exposed to.

Jeez. I love those commercials for "medications" of one sort or another where the announcer says really quickly after the commercial's ending.... "Don't take (medication name) if you are allergic to it (how do you know if you've never taken it!?). May cause cancer, blindness, inability to think, paralyzation, depression, loss of limb function...call your doctor if anything of this sort happens." (okay, maybe they don't describeall that, but it may as well be). I remember turning to my Mom after one of those commercials and saying, "Gee, I really want to go run out and take that."

It is wise of you, and everyone, to read the product information provided-it is there for a reason.

You have to be ever vigilant when buying things online.

Unfortunately, we can no longer distinguish between what is safe and what is not because the writing is too small to read.

It is time people read about the product I do that and many proudcts have side effects.

It is unreal. I recently saw a jump rope that had warnings like this.

Sadly many things can be dangerous.

Wow that's really scary and Im probably guilty of not reading all the information on certain things.

That sounds very worrying. Maybe they are just covering their backs.

Oh my goodness …that’s dreadful

I would avoid any product that is sold on Amazon claiming to be free and with reports of cancer if used.

I was very curious, I looked for 'blue marble record book' and sure enough as you say, on Amazon there it was, with the warning right in the description. I wonder what the actual chemical(s) is/are? Presumably they only cause harm at higher concentrations or if you ingest them or something like that. Apparently California Proposition 65 typically includes substances commonly found in plastics, inks, pigments, or adhesives used in book covers or bindings.So that covers a whole lot of 'everyday' items.