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  "textContent": "Jewellery made from amber beads is not safe to be used as a teething aid. However, they are still widely available for sale. Why? In 2024, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) banned the sale of amber jewellery marketed as a teething aid from being sold across Ireland, due to the serious risks they […]\n\nThe post The dangerous ‘teething aid’ banned in Ireland but still available to buy appeared first on RollerCoaster.",
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