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How to Delete Your Data From 23andMe, Ancestry, and Other Sites
After taking an at-home DNA test, you may want to delete your data to protect your privacy. Consumer Reports explains how to do it and what you should know.
Some Boxed Hair Dyes Contain Fewer Toxins Than Others
CR tested 21 popular boxed hair dyes from Madison Reed, L'Oreal Paris, Revlon, Clairol, Nutrisse, and more. We looked for VOCs, heavy metals, and phthalates.
The Privacy Problems of Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing
Consumer Reports investigates the privacy problems of the direct-to-consumer genetic testing companies 23andMe, AncestryDNA, CircleDNA, GenoPalate, and MyHeritage.
ICYMI: Harmful Snack Additives, Baby Wipes Recall, Cars to Drive 200,000 Miles
Last week at CR: What to know about additives in your snacks, Target's baby wipes recall, and the long-lasting cars that let you drive 200,000 miles or more.
Read This Before You Buy a Genetic Testing Kit
In this special report on genetic test kits, Consumer Reports says these products can offer an incomplete picture of your risk of various diseases, reveal unwelcome truths about relatives, get your ancestry wrong, and compromise your privacy.
Colonoscopy Prep Just Got Easier
Updated guidelines for colonoscopy prep should make getting a colonoscopy a bit more comfortable.
Squishy Fidget Toys Can Be a Sticky Mess—or Worse
This holiday season, consider alternatives to stress ball fidget toys for your stocking stuffers.
3 Best Magic Eraser Sponges, Tested by Our Experts
CR found the best magic eraser sponges for cleaning by evaluating six brands, including the Mr. Clean sponge and versions from Lowe’s, Target, and Walmart.
Best Cyber Monday Deals Under $50
If you’re a money-conscious shopper who wants to get a great product, we’e pulling together the best Cyber Monday deals for $50 or less.
Produce Without Pesticides
Some of our favorite fruits and veggies carry unhealthy levels of chemicals. CR's exclusive ratings reveal how to get their benefits while minimizing your risk.
First Drive: 2026 Cadillac Vistiq Is Smooth, Powerful, and Luxurious
CR reviews the 2026 Cadillac Vistiq luxury three-row all-electric SUV, sharing details on performance, comfort, charging, and Super Cruise.
How Much Should It Cost to Get Tested for COVID-19?
Consumer Reports investigates the costs of COVID-19 tests. Some COVID-19 testing facilities offer free rapid and PCR tests; others can charge $125 to more than $1,000.
Move Over Tesla, the Electric 2022 BMW i4 Is Impressive
In this review of the 2022 BMW i4, Consumer Reports says this electric sports sedan is impressive and exudes the brand's DNA.
Kitchen Staples You'll Need to Make Diwali Snacks at Home
Consumer Reports explains what ingredients and other kitchen items you'll need to prepare delicious snacks for the festival of lights.
Your Genetic Data Isn't Safe
Consumer Reports says better privacy protections are needed for the intimate genetic data you share when you take a direct-to-consumer genetic test.
Best Prime Day Deals on Beauty, Fitness, and Health Products
Amazon Prime Day has deals on fitness, health, and beauty products. Consumer Reports has the details on products we've tested in our labs and homes.
Pros and Cons of 18 Medical Tests
Consumer Reports gives you the pros and cons of 18 medical screening tests.
The Laundress Recalls 800K Fabric Conditioners for Containing Carcinogen
The Laundress is recalling 800,000 fabric conditioners because they contain a carcinogen. Consumer Reports tells you how to get a refund for these fabric softeners.
How Consumer Data Is Being Used to Track the Coronavirus
From Facebook to 23andMe, the tech industry is using consumer data to track the coronavirus. Consumer Reports describes how it all could work.
Building a Better World, Together
Consumer Reports highlights its efforts for safer furniture; protection from apps with access to medical information; and keeping lead and cadmium out of dark chocolate.
