Struggling to open jars, bottles, or stubborn packaging? The right tool can make a big difference. Consumer Reports tested dozens of jar openers, grippers, and other household helpers to find which ones actually work well for people with arthritis, injuries, disabilities, or limited strength.
March may not be packed with blockbuster sales, but Consumer Reports says the change of seasons brings its own money-saving opportunities if you know where to look.
Most of us don’t think twice about shampoo, deodorant, or lotion. Now, Consumer Reports reveals that some of those products may contain ingredients linked to cancer risk, hormone disruption, and other serious health problems.
Finding a safe, reliable, and affordable car is harder than ever. But Consumer Reports just released its highly anticipated 2026 Top Picks list of the best SUV’s, cars, and trucks to help you shop smarter.
February may be a short month, but it can be a surprisingly good one for winter bargain shoppers. From Presidents’ Day sales to post-holiday price drops, Consumer Reports says there are several smart buys worth your attention right now.
Before you cook your next meal, take a closer look at that nonstick pan. Some coatings may contain chemicals that raise concerns for you, your family, and the environment. Consumer Reports reveals which pans you may want to replace with tips to find safer options.
Parents know the drill — hats, mittens, and a big winter coat before heading out the door. But what if the same coat that keeps them warm could also put your child at risk in the car? Consumer Reports explains how to keep little ones both safe and snug all season long.
With after-Christmas sales underway and President’s Day deals just around the corner, it’s easy to buy something only to see it advertised for less a day or two later. It can feel frustrating, but Consumer Reports says you may not be stuck paying the higher price. Knowing how price matching and price adjustments work can help you get money back—and avoid overpaying in the future.
Toy season is upon us… and the gift-giving excitement can sometimes overshadow the importance of quality and safety, especially when it comes to toys for children.
For many parents, pacifiers are a baby essential, helping their little ones calm down, self-soothe, and sleep better. But have you ever wondered how safe they really are?
The holiday baking season is in full swing. Before you plug in that mixer or preheat the toaster oven, Consumer Reports reveals its list of top-tested kitchen helpers that make baking easier, faster, and a lot more fun.
The experts at Consumer Reports reveal tips to help families choose the right car and make smart insurance choices that could save thousands of dollars each year.
Funerals are often one of life’s biggest... and last expenses. Planning ahead can be uncomfortable, but it can save money and help ease the burden on your loved ones. Consumer Reports has practical advice on how to navigate the process and for what to watch out.
If you’re struggling with student loans, you’re not alone. More borrowers are missing payments, and confusion about overdue dates isn’t helping. On top of that, interest on SAVE plan loans is back, affecting millions of Americans.
The Shelby County Health Department is offering commuters who carpool, bike, or depend on public transportation a helping hand when they’re in a bind: a free ride.
When you buy new clothes, you’re likely to be excited to wear them right away. But before you slip on that new shirt or cozy sweater or dress your baby in that fresh off the rack purchase, you should wash them first.
As temperatures rise and climate patterns shift, the tick season starts earlier, lasts longer, and reaches places it hasn’t before, including right in your backyard.
With summer heating up, there’s one thing that can make or break your drink: the ice. Whether you prefer cubes, crushed, bullets, or those crunchy little nuggets with a cult following, Consumer Reports reveals the best ways to get great ice at home and how to keep it fresh all season long.
Every year, an average of 37 children die from heatstroke after being left behind or becoming trapped in a car. During the summer, that’s nearly two lives lost each week. Consumer Reports has a crucial warning for parents and caregivers—a message that could help prevent a tragedy.
While some prices have eased a bit, many families still feel the pinch. Many are looking for ways to stretch their money further with ongoing concerns about rising costs and likely price increases due to tariffs. Consumer Reports has practical, expert-backed tips to help you get the most value out of every dollar.
