Fake water' stress relief toy used by children in China found to contain high levels of toxic chemical boron

A potentially deadly chemical, restricted in other countries, has been found at dangerous levels in a popular toy sold in China.
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A stress relief toy popular with Chinese children and teenagers has been found to contain large amounts of the toxic chemical boron and poses a serious health hazard, an investigative report has revealed.

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Fake water' stress relief toy used by children in China found to contain high levels of toxic chemical boron

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