SPOKANE, Wash. – As Christmas approaches, families are being cautioned about the potential dangers of counterfeit toys, especially through one-click online purchases.
Earlier this year, issues arose with counterfeit versions of popular toys such as the Labubus monster plushies. Legitimate versions of these toys can cost as much as $1,000 on Amazon, prompting many to seek cheaper alternatives. However, these counterfeit toys often lack the rigorous safety testing of genuine products.
The Spokane Regional Health District (SRHD) advises parents to be vigilant. They recommend looking for UL safety marks on electrical toys, which indicate adherence to safety, quality or security standards…