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February 13, 2007 | Print

Consumer Reports

Consumer ReportsConsumer Reports is a user-friendly, thorough and reliable product safety resource.

We consult the Baby & Kids section about car seats (though they are redoing their infant car seat report) and stumble across valuable information about cellphones, organic food, bike helmets and more.

The ratings system is easy to understand. The CR Best Buys identify the safest products that are also reasonably priced.

A lot of information is free, to get all the details, we pay $26 for a year subscription.

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