Kellogg's Finally Explains Eggo Waffle Shortage
No eggo to leggo

Kellogg's Finally Explains Eggo Waffle Shortage

Family Kicked Off Flight For Misbehaving Kids, No Refund
Travel

Family Kicked Off Flight For Misbehaving Kids, No Refund

Verizon Configures Phones So You Incur Erroenous Data Charges? (To The Tune Of $300 Million)
Verizon

Verizon Configures Phones So You Incur Erroenous Data Charges? (To The Tune Of $300 Million)

Walmart Security Guard Gets Head-butted, Sat On, Peed On
Lives and times of walmart security guards

Walmart Security Guard Gets Head-butted, Sat On, Peed On

MPAA Shuts Down Town's Free Muni WiFi Over 1 Download
Mpaa

MPAA Shuts Down Town's Free Muni WiFi Over 1 Download

Starting July 1, 2010 Overdraft Fees Will Require Consumer Consent
Federal Reserve

Starting July 1, 2010 Overdraft Fees Will Require Consumer Consent

Consumerist

  • Display
    • All
    • Top
    • Scams
    • Economy
  • Most recent
    • Most recent
    • Most popular
    • Most discussed
    Username:
    Password:
    loading comment page
    new user? | forgot password?
    More top stories »
    Consumerist
      • Show:
      • All
      • Today
      • Last Week
      • Last Month
      • Sort:
      • Relevance
      • Date
      • Popularity
      • Results 1-10 of 5439 for "drugs" (0.005 second)
    • Some Sports Test For Steroids; Others Only Care If You're Dealing

      As you ponder the musclebound freaks on your TV, take a minute to realize football has one of the best drug testing policies in sports. Is this to the credit of the NFL, or more indicative of everyone else's nonchalance?

      1:15 PM on Sun Nov 15 2009, by Barry Petchesky, 803 views, 2 comments

    • Inside the Bernie Madoff Tchotchke Auction

      Bernie Madoff, the most successful fraudster in US financial history, is in jail. Everything he once owned went on the auction block today. Hunter Walker was there to watch people purchase souvenirs of the American financial collapse.

      8:45 PM on Sat Nov 14 2009, by Hunter Walker, 4,144 views, 11 comments

    • Rubber And Steel Fragments Found Inside Medication

      The FDA has sent a warning to biotech company Genzyme after particles of rubber, steel, and fibers were found in vials of five of their injectable medications. The contamination occurred during the manufacturing process, and the FDA is concerned...

      1:00 PM on Sat Nov 14 2009, by Laura Northrup, 2,724 views, 20 comments

    • DSi Studio Kit Can Start Your Kid On a Path of Photography and Drugs Early

      The DSi's camera is probably the lowest-quality camera device you can buy today that can still counts as a camera. But, it's still a camera, and your kids might enjoy making their photos slightly more interesting than the default shots.

      6:35 PM on Fri Nov 13 2009, by Jason Chen, 4,582 views, 6 comments

    • Great Moments In Drugs: June 12, 1970

      Here, an new animated short video celebrating the day that Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis threw a no-hitter while blind-tripping on acid. Truly one of the greatest American drug accomplishments of the 20th century. Learn your history, kids....

      3:07 PM on Fri Nov 13 2009, by Hamilton Nolan, 16,504 views, 39 comments

    • Synthetic Biology: Why Not Pursuing Crazy Biotech Is Dangerous

      We are at a biological turning point: We can invent organisms to make our drugs and fuel, even recode our DNA. It's easy to run away screaming, but author Michael Specter says we have to quit whining and face it.

      2:00 PM on Fri Nov 13 2009, by Wilson Rothman, 11,612 views, 45 comments

    • Detroit: Murder Murder Murder, Kill Kill Kill

      Rugged personality-possessing newspaperman Charlie LeDuff can typically be found roaming Detroit in search of frozen hobo bodies and colorful raccoon hunters. Today, he has a more serious topic: Enough violence to make you...well, never want to go...

      11:17 AM on Fri Nov 13 2009, by Hamilton Nolan, 11,238 views, 77 comments

    • Meat Band-Aids and Mass Production of Living Tissue

      I'm touching a wet slab of protein, what feels like a paper-thin slice of bologna. It's supple, slimy, but unlike meat, if you were to slice it down the center today, tomorrow the wound would heal. It's factory-grown living tissue.

      10:00 AM on Fri Nov 13 2009, by Mark Wilson, 29,124 views, 113 comments

    • Get A Refund If You Took Vytorin Or Zetia

      If you or someone you know were prescribed the high cholesterol drugs Zetia or Vytorin and paid full price or a co-pay, you may be eligible for a refund as part of a recent class-action lawsuit. Manufacturers Merck and Schering-Plough are accused...

      8:36 AM on Fri Nov 13 2009, by Laura Northrup, 1,438 views, 5 comments

    • Ring the Bell, School Is in, Sucker

      The papers have toured around the world, from London to the Bay, abandoned their slavish devotion to Fort Hood and Afghanistan and come up with a day of fun stories that feature MC Hammer as a fashion icon among others.

      7:36 AM on Fri Nov 13 2009, by Ravi Somaiya, 1,258 views, 5 comments

    • 1
    • 2
    • 3
    • 4
    • 5
    • 6
    • 7
    • 8
    • 9
    • 10
    • 11
    • 12
    • 13
    • next »

    • 1-10 of 5439 for "drugs"

    New York, 1:55 PM
    Sun Nov 15
    7 posts in the last 24 hours

    Consumerist team

    Tip Your Editors:
    tips@consumerist.com
    tipline: 347-42C-ON95

    Co-Managing Editor:
    Ben Popken
    Email | AIM | Twitter

    Co-Managing Editor:
    Meghann Marco
    Email | Twitter

    Senior Editor:
    Chris Walters
    Email | Twitter

    Weekend Editor:
    Laura Northrup
    Email | AIM | Twitter

    Associate Editor:
    Alex Chasick | Email

    Associate Editor:
    Phil Villarreal
    Email

    Comments Moderator:
    Email | AIM

    SUBSCRIBE TO Consumerist RSS

    Latest News from Consumer Reports

    • Archives
    • About Us
    • Privacy Policy
    • User Agreement
    • Help
    • Contact Us

    © 2005-2009 Consumer Media LLC