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Some microwavable plastic food wraps may not be suitable for prolonged use in microwave cooking. In a test simulating actual cooking usage of these food wraps, the Consumer Council has found 2 of the 3 polyethylene (PE) samples to melt and deform...
Some over-the-counter (OTC) products for the treatment of acne were suspected to be sold without proper registration as pharmaceutical products. This came to light in the course of a Consumer Council survey of OTC acne products in common retail...
What are the key qualities that footfall fans should look for in a football? With World Cup football fever still lingering, the Consumer Council has collaborated with the International Consumer Research and Testing and the German Consumer Association...
Can specially treated drinking water really work wonders for the health of your body? As consumers become more conscious of the quality of drinking water, there has emerged a growing number of water treatment devices promoting a myriad of amazing...
Parents sending their children on summer study tours should check out and be clear about the service providers operating the tours. A recent Consumer Council survey has shown that such study tours are not necessarily operated by licensed travel...
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Gone are the days of banking service affordable to all in need. Save for some relief measures of some banks, banking service has become less accessible and increasing costly to the disadvantaged and elderly. In a relatively short span of 5 years...
A Consumer Council test on air conditioners has found discrepancy in the actual and claimed values of cooling capacity and energy efficiency. Of the 15 models of air conditioners ranging in cooling capacity from 2.45 kW to 2.64 kW (suitable for...