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The safety of power supplies to computers at home has come under scrutiny in the wake of recent fire accidents involving faulty computer battery. With safety as the main concern, the Consumer Council has undertaken a test of 20 models of computer...
Should Hong Kong review its regulation of misleading TV advertising on medicines and medical equipments, weight loss, breast enlargement and body lengthening products? The question arose in light of a temporary ban on such TV advertising across the...
Honey has a reputation for health. So, to the honey fans, the revelation of antibiotic residues in this product, its health hazard however small, is of no less concern. The Consumer Council has initiated a test on 34 samples of honey and found 6...
Are bottled green tea drinks just another innovation in soft drinks? Or is there more to it than meets the eye? In the wake of recent reports from the mainland that some bottled tea beverages contained less than 1/30 of the standard required of an...
Survey unveils what lurk behind free gifts and reward schemes to credit cardholders Bottled green tea drinks assessed for tea and sugar contents Test shows rechargeable batteries to fall short in capacity Massage is not for everybody and be on alert...
What has the forthcoming digital terrestrial TV service in common with the current pay TV service? The answer is: they are two entirely different services, each having its own mode of operation. The latest development of TV services has brought more...
Massage is relaxing relieving stress and tension, but it too can go wrong with consequent bodily harm. In a 30-month period between January 2004 and June 2006, the Consumer Council has received 22 complaints on massage alleging bodily injuries,...
The Consumer Council has released the results of a survey on 22 credit card companies offering a wide array of gifts and rewards to attract new customers and card usage. In the survey, it becomes clear that these offers of benefits are not without...