Toxic Toothpaste Made in China is Found in U.S.

[dg]

That's a great completely unrelated topic you bring up there. People can make their own informed (or uninformed, if they choose to remain ignorant) decisions about whether to eat excessive amounts of fatty, salty fast food. At least the fatty, hormone-infused meat gets spot-checked by the USDA, and the government actually has stepped in to try to get trans-fats out of the fried food. This is basically anti-freeze in toothpaste, coming right on the heels of poisoned wheat gluten in pet food.

Sorry if I came across as anti-import. Should've left out the solder-joint comment, I guess. I'm not against quality imports (especially when it comes to food, beer, etc), but I still think any import that can end up being ingested should have to pass whatever tests are required of a comparable domestic product, even if it's just a crappy knockoff to be sold at the dollar store.

[m2pmd70]

I was expecting some weird thread about a bright green early '90s Charvel import. LOL

[SpiralArchitect]

Just think, they won't have to invade, they are already here, they just wait for the secret fortune cookie strike message, and blamo! we are toast!


Chris

[dd3keegs]

This is why I don't buy food products made in China.

Man I love Chinese Food...this Sucks!

[fr0sty]

Fett, remember this thread the next time you a buying some odd ball toothpaste for 25 cents a tube or some such price. I would hate for you to be taken down by Chinese toothpaste! :ROTF:

So, do all you dads and moms who buy toys for the little tikes read the labels? "WTF is my baby chewing on?"