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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]These are $400-$500 strollers.  People buying them expect quality and safety.  Don't charge me $500 and then say "well you should have checked some lever."

Do better Britax.  [/quote]

Doesn't Consumer Reports actually test and review strollers?

I'm pretty sure they do, and if so I wonder what happened here.[/quote]

You are aware that Consumer Reports is not the same as the Consumer Product Safety Commission - Consumer Reports is a non-profit that is not run by the government - at all?[/quote]

Of course I am aware. I am also aware that CR has 100 times more impact that the CPSS, which is why I was wondering about their take on this.[/quote]

NP - google is your friend.
https://www.consumerreports.org/jogging-strollers/what-you-need-to-know-if-you-have-a-bob-jogging-stroller/[/quote]

Thank you.

So all relevant info was out were for a while.

If someone chose to spend $500 on a stroller without looking up the instructions or the independent reviews...what can we do?

Shall we outlaw all fruits because some kids may struggle with the seeds?[/quote]

How does a report written in 2018 help you buy a stroller in 2015?[/quote]

by the magic of the markets, I guess.  not only to consumers have perfect information and use products perfectly according to all the fine print every time, they can also travel forward in time to see if any future issues develop.  [/quote]

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