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These toys used to be common and they contained toxic levels of lead.
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This gripe water was alcohol-free and sugar-free but was found to contain lead.
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Inexpensive toys, toy jewelry, ornaments, charms, and more can sometimes have lead in them. Especially if they are made in other countries with less strict lead safety regulations.
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Inexpensive toys, toy jewelry, ornaments, charms, and more can sometimes have lead in them. Especially if they are made in other countries with less strict lead safety regulations.
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A child chewed the coating off this toy jewelry and became lead poisoned by the clasp underneath.
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These items were responsible for children being lead poisoned when they chewed on them. The items include: painted ceramic salt and pepper shakers, a toy army man, and a AA battery.
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Lead in water pipes can sometimes leech in to tap water.
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Lead paint chips along basement/foundation walls
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Close up of lead paint chips by the foundation
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An old porch door with peeling lead paint
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Peeling lead paint on an old home in Yates County, NY
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Shutters with peeling lead paint
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The lead paint on the home's window ledge is peeling
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Here is an up close image of the peeling lead paint on the home
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Peeling lead paint often takes on a distinct alligator skin-like look
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Another up close image of peeling lead paint