Testing Werther’s Original Butter Candies (Made in Germany, Purchased in England) for Lead, Cadmium, Mercury, & Arsenic with Third-Party, Independent Laboratory Testing
Testing Haribo Classic Gummy Bears (Made in Germany, Purchased in London, England) for Lead, Cadmium, Mercury, & Arsenic with Third-Party, Independent Laboratory Testing
Cadbury’s Dairy Milk Fruit & Nut Chocolate Bar (purchased in London) Tests Positive for Lead, Cadmium, & Arsenic with Third-Party, Independent, Laboratory Testing
Testing Smarties Candies (Purchased in London, England) for Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, & Arsenic with Third Party, Independent, Laboratory Testing
Lindt Classic Recipe White Chocolate Bars (Made in USA): 2024 Lab Report Testing for Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, and Arsenic
Halloween Candy Face-Off: Pick Your Poison! A comparison of toxicant profiles for several different but similar treats!
Mounds Dark Chocolate & Coconut Snack Size Candybars Test Positive for Unsafe Level of Cadmium: September 2024 Lab Report
Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups (Milk Chocolate/Classic Flavor) test positive for an unsafe level of Cadmium — September 2024 Lab Report
Unreal Dark Chocolate Coconut Bars test positive for unsafe levels of Lead and Cadmium. See the laboratory report here.
Unreal Milk Chocolate Gems test positive for unsafe levels of Lead (higher than M&M’s!) and unsafe levels of Cadmium. See the laboratory report here.
2005 Halloween Decor: Witch hat votive candle holder from Michaels stores tested positive for both Lead & Cadmium
2005 Halloween Decor: Jack-o-lantern pumpkin votive candle holder from Michaels stores tested positive for both Lead & Cadmium
This article shares all my Halloween links (decorations, masks, costumes, makeup, & more!) including Lead test results
Do you know where the “Mad Hatter” got his name? Here’s a clue – vintage felt hat: 3,844 ppm MERCURY! [100 is unsafe]
#AskTamara: Do modern Halloween masks have Lead? Does my Halloween gorilla mask have any toxic chemicals?
Maybe Grandma can Keep her Vintage Faux Pearls?: 295,900 ppm Lead (90 & up is unsafe in items kids use)
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