Other Specified Plastic Products

9MOF ARRIVES DUE TO MOM WORRYING THAT SHE INGESTED A PIECE OF PLASTIC DX: WELL BABY EXAM

70YOM C/O RIGHT WRIST PAIN, HE WAS PICKING UP A CASE OF WATER ABOUT A WEEK AGO AND INJURED IT. DX: STRAIN RIGHT WRIST, CONTUSION OF RIGHT WRIST

2YOF SMALL STRAIGHT PIECE OF PLASTIC IN NOSEDX FB NOSE

25 YOM REPORTS THAT HE INGESTED THE CHOPPED UP OUTER CASING OF AA BATTERY AND SOME PLASTIC THAT HE HAD HIDDEN IN HIS PENIS ABOUT 1430 TODAY. DISCOMFORT NOTED IN THROAT AND ABDOMEN. HX OF INGESTION OF FB. DX: ENCOUNTER FOR OBSERVATION FOR SUSPECTED INGESTED FB RULED OUT.

10YOM CHILD STUCK A SMALL PIECE OF PLASTIC IN HIS RIGHT EAR DX: EXCESSIVE CERUMEN IN EAR CANAL

68YOF TO ED WITH SELF INFLICTED WRIST LAC WHILE TRYING TO CUT ZIPTIES, DX LAC TO WRIST

42YOF PATIENT STATES THAT SHE STEPPED ON A PIECE OF PLASTIC, FOOT PAIN DX: FOREIGN BODY IN SOFT TISSUE

9MOM PT WAS HAVING DIAPER CHANGED, BEGAN COUGHING & MOM NOTES A CLEAR THIN PLASTIC TAG IN PT'S MOUTH, BEGAN CHOKING DX: CHOKING DUE TO FOREIGN BODY

28YOF PT HAD 2 FALLS THIS AM; SLIPPED ON PLASTIC PLATE ON FLOOR & INVERTED RT ANKLE; THEN ON 2ND FALL, SLIPPED ON ICE OUTSIDE DX: ACUTE RT ANKLE PAIN

3YOM PT STUCK A PIECE OF *** UP LEFT NARE DX: ACUTE FOREIGN BODY OF NOSE

42YOF PRESENTED TO ED C/O FALL, PT STATED SHE SLIPPED ON ZIPTIE, LANDED ONTO HER WRIST AND L KNEE. SENT FROM NURSING HOME DX; CONTUSION OF KNEE AND LOWER LEG, CONTUSION OF ARM, FALL

6YOM PRESENTS AFTER HE WAS DRINKING A SMOOTHIE AND SWALLOWED A PIECE OF THE PLASTIC LID. DX: FOREIGN BODY SENSATION IN THROAT

I spoke with Abbvie's drug information team to confirm that Ubrelvy unit dose foil packets are child-resistant. After they investigating, they determined that there was no information to support that Ubrelvy's packaging was child-resistant. Their unit dose foil packets are listed on their prescriber website as being supplied in "Convenient on-the-go packs" that "can always be on hand, anywhere patients need their acute treatment." The foil pack sizes also are too large to easily be repackaged and removed from child safety packaging that is stocked by most retail pharamacies, so repackaged foil packs are difficult for the patient to remove

The 4 pack of Pepsi 2-liter bottles are packed with plastic loops around the top of the bottles. This loop system will give way and allow the bottles to drop out unexpectedly. Bottles are stacked to height of 6 feet and impact heavily. The products are located in BJ'sWhole Club. Bottles are stacked just under the next shelve, which mean the 4 pack of bottles must be bent to clear the shelf. I have informed J's local and company management if this issue, with no corrective action take. On 8/23/2012 a bottle fell out of the 4-pack and hit me in the back and then the knee. I believe this pack is inherity dangerous and has the potential to cause death or serious injury to small child or infant. I had over incidents of bottles falling over the last year and have also hit on foot from a lower height. I am retired Civil Service worked for the Army for 35 years. Part of duties involved and safety inspections. I believe the problem to serious and should be banned in the type of packaging.

I am cutting my fingers trying to open child resistant packaging that Rayovac provides for its hearing aid batteries. I am not sure why your rules do not require that hearing aid battery manufacturers provide both child resistant and non-child resistant packaging for hearing aid batteries just as you do for medicines which are more likely to fall in the hands of children.

On March 17, 2025, my infant son, [REDACTED], sustained an eye injury from the sharp edge of the packaging of Gerber Snacks for Baby Fruits & Veggie Melts. While reaching for the product, the pointed or rigid portion of the package poked him in the left eye, resulting in a small conjunctival abrasion confirmed by a fluorescein scan. He was prescribed [REDACTED] eye drops for 7 days and required follow-up care. This product is intended for babies and toddlers, and its packaging should not pose a physical hazard; the fact that it caused an eye injury highlights a serious design flaw and a lack of adequate safety consideration. I am requesting the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission investigate the packaging design for compliance with applicable child safety standards and take appropriate regulatory action. I have retained the packaging and medical records, and am available to provide supporting evidence upon request.

I regularly buy Stiiizy edibles, but the packaging is nearly impossible to open. I often have to use a knife, which has put me at risk of cutting myself multiple times. While I understand the need for child-resistant packaging, it shouldnt be dangerous for adults to open.

This is in reference to Samsungs quick fix for there electric range recall. We notified them when the recall came out. We received the cheap plastic bubbles to put over knobs. Now you can't read what setting you are on when you turn the knob. on. 2 burners have several functions 1 is a switch for using adjoining burner for a hot plate. The other burner has 3 functions for small medium and large burner you can't see which one you are on. Not knowing what heat setting you are on is a hazard. The flimsy cover is held on by 2 sided tape and not last long This in a totally useless fix. A dollar store fix for a $3000 stove. Samsung needs to come up with a replacement knobs that lock.

Ben's Ready Rice pouches have extremely sharp edges, and I have been cut by them twice now simply by handling them.

Hello, I am contacting you regarding a serious packaging defect causing me a near-death arrhythmia and serious, lingering health issues, along with the company's retaliatory behavior. The issue I have experienced with a company's lack of accountability over the course of years, as well as their retaliatory, illegal behavior, in response to a defect with their product, is difficult to encompass here. I would prefer being able to attach a letter, via email, of the scientific and legal implications of their packaging defect and retaliatory behavior. But for now, I will briefly summarize the major points of the extreme issue I have experienced with this company. I originally was a loyal customer of this company, utizing their raw fermented and non-fermented cacao powders, marketed for their antioxidants, live enzymes, and probiotics. I incorporated both the non-fermented and fermented raw cacao powders in a raw probiotic mixture, seeking to utilize these healthful compounds to the best of their ability, by encouraging positive fermentation and the enhancement of antioxidant absorption, with the non-fermented cacao powder present to balance and limit the fermentation with resistant starch. The company was fully aware of these details of my mixture and routine while they falsely informed me of the equivalent safety between the defective packaging and the former, safer packaging, being utilized in this prebiotic mixture, leading up to and after my near-death arrhythmia which appears to be related to their packaging defect. My mixture includes raw potato starch (for its high percentage of prebiotic resistant starch), banana, peanut butter, and sugar. It formed into a fudgy brownie texture, and I would eat this raw brownie shortly before running 10+ miles every day, with great success and excelling energy and no health problems, for every day of the roughly 4 years I utilized the non-defective cacao powders in my mixture. As I informed my mother and some family a