Consumer Reports has some health and lifestyle steps you can take to fend off a stroke this winter.
To give you the best intel when shopping this holiday season, Consumer Reports tests TVs all year long.
Consumer Reports shares some tips and tech to ensure that your home stays bright, beautiful, and safe.
The availability of over-the-counter devices means that getting a hearing aid is now easier than ever, but where to begin?
Te experts at Consumer Reports have tips to store your favorite leftovers safely this holiday season!
Don’t worry, there are still plenty of good deals to be had as Consumer Reports points out some Black Friday shopping strategies.
The experts at CR share which humidifiers are best for babies, along with tips on how to keep them clean and yuck-free for everyone in the family.
Consumer Reports recently tested charging cords and reveals if you really need to pay a premium to get a cord you can count on.
Consumer Reports explains why you may not even have to wait for those big shopping events this month as retailers have made sales more available all month long.
Last year Consumer Reports’ scientific food testing made headlines: Most of the samples of 28 dark chocolate bars it tested contained concerning levels of cadmium or lead—both toxic heavy metals.
It’s no secret that air travel can test your patience, from crowded planes to overpriced mediocre snacks and food.
CR recently made headlines when it tested Apple’s iPhone 15 Pro Max to see if online claims that it broke easily were true.
Consumer Reports is here with important money-saving tips that can help you get the most out of your warranties.
You want a stroller that’s sturdy, easy to use, and safe. The experts at Consumer Reports test dozens every year so that you can pick the right one for your family.
For some people, a lightweight portable monitor could make life a lot easier.
Consumer Reports takes us inside a first-of-its-kind house created by a family that turned a tragedy into a way to help other families and save lives.
Consumer Reports says there will be sales all month long to help you save on your holiday shopping journey.
For Consumer Reports Laundry Expert, Rich Handel laundry isn’t just his job, it’s a way of life.
Consumer Reports has trained listeners who listen to hundreds of models, and we compare them to references.
Consumer Reports uses state-of-the-art science and testing to rate and recommend the safest seats for any budget.
Our bodies are unable to make this mineral, yet it’s key for a healthy thyroid. Most adults need about 150 micrograms of iodine a day.
First check to see if the quote-comparison site is licensed to even sell insurance in your state and offer you real quotes.
That means now is the time to make sure you’ll be ready. Consumer Reports has some tips to help you survive a prolonged power outage.
Consumer Reports explains how a 529 college savings plan can help and what to keep in mind before withdrawing the funds.
A portable generator can help power what you need, but only if the generator fires up when you need it.
Consumer Reports’ food experts say don’t give up lettuce, just take a few extra precautions.
Some expiration dates are easy to spot, such as those for items in your refrigerator and medicine cabinet. But others are not.
Consumer Reports’ experts share tips on how to protect your house from the sun’s damaging rays.
Consumer Reports has an important warning on the risks of buying secondhand.
Consumer Reports explains how we can help our teens control their social media consumption with some small steps at home.
Consumer Reports shares how to save big in August on the products you’ll need to wrap up summer and get into that back-to-school groove.
Consumer Reports gives you tips to help you recognize what’s authentic, and what’s not.
Let’s be honest, school costs enough money, and you don’t want to break the bank on furnishings that might not be treated so gently.
Consumer Reports is here to help you tackle that seemingly never-ending shopping list with some college dorm essentials that will help you live large even if your space is small.
Preventing sunburns should be priority one, by wearing sunscreen and covering up.
Consumer Reports demonstrate how big these blind zones can be and how we can help to protect our families.
A good day starts and ends without a sunburn, so you’ll need good sunscreen!
Planning on spending some time on a bike this summer? Before you hit the streets or trails, you’ll need a good helmet.
If your grill has flame-broiled its last burger, don’t sweat it, because Consumer Reports’ tough tests reveal great grills for under $300.
Consumer Reports tracks the prices of many of its tested products all year long, so it knows exactly when they go on deep discount.
Consumer Reports’ lawn and garden experts share tips and tools to help set you up for a lovely landscape this season and beyond.
Buy now, pay later options can be found everywhere these days—available at checkout at retailers like Amazon and Walmart, and even at restaurants and grocers.
Consumer Reports put 53 repellents to the test to find out the best ones for you.
Consumer Reports tasted steaks from several mail-order companies to find out which ones are a cut above the rest.
Consumer Reports cuts through the confusion by revealing which labels to skip.
Whether it’s a gift for Dad, a recent “Grad,” or just something nice for yourself, Consumer Reports found money-saving deals on top-tested products, helping you kickstart your summer.
On average, bills are projected to climb about 7% this year, and with natural disasters on the rise, there likely won’t be much relief anytime soon.
Walking has powerful health benefits. It can protect you against heart disease, type 2 diabetes, even cancer.
Believe it or not, the average family does about 300 loads of laundry per year.
Maybe you’ve seen them on social media or in your neighbor’s backyard―Smokeless fire pits like the Solo Stove, are hot.
