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Nowadays, consumer activities are no longer confined by geographical boundaries. When disputes arise, however, differences in language and legal systems as well as complex complaint procedures often make it difficult for consumers to seek redress...
In recent years, the rapid development of e-commerce has made both local online shops and Mainland shopping platforms convenient and time-saving options for Hong Kong consumers. At the same time, many local residents travel to the Mainland to...
Many dog owners are willing to spend on various toys for their beloved pets. However, as dogs often explore toys by chewing, improper design or materials may pose health risks. The Consumer Council tested 30 models of toys labelled as suitable for...
With the full recovery of Hong Kong’s tourism industry after the ...
Airborne pollutants can easily clog pores. Clay masks, known for their strong absorption properties which could help to cleanse pores by removing dirt and excess sebum, have become an essential part of many city dwellers’ deep cleansing routines....
Children generally have lower immunity, and vaccination can reduce the risk of contracting certain diseases. Currently, the Government’s “Hong Kong Childhood Immunisation Programme” provides eligible children from birth to Primary 6 with free...
Hong Kong’s ageing population, increasing longevity and growing prevalence of chronic diseases are driving demand for healthcare services. With an increasing call for convenient, affordable and quality healthcare around the world, telehealth has...
To make travelling with their young children easier, many parents choose to drive. However, not all parents install and use child car seats in their vehicles to reduce the risk of injury in the unfortunate event of an accident. To further strengthen...