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Product-Related Injuries, 2025
National estimates of emergency room visits involving consumer products, from the CPSC's National Electronic Injury Surveillance System
National estimates; a product being involved does not mean it caused the injury.
- Estimated ER visits
- 16,485,413
- Involving a consumer product, 2025
- Sample cases
- 410,201
- From about 100 hospitals
- Products with estimates
- 504
- Most common
- Floors or flooring materials
- About 3,079,996 visits
Products involved in the most ER visits
2025 national estimates. One visit can involve up to three products.
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Year to year changes can reflect changes in the hospital sample and weights as well as real changes in injuries. Groups with fewer than 20 sample cases or a national estimate under 1,200 are not shown, following CPSC guidance.
All products A to Z
504 products with a reliable 2025 estimate, with estimated ER visits
- < 5 Poisonings - no other code1,552
- Above-ground swimming pools (excl portable pools)1,228
- Acids1,552
- Adhesives9,707
- Aerosol containers2,662
- Air compressors (separate)2,896
- Air conditioners16,538
- All terrain vehicles (# of wheels unspecified/off road)35,003
- All terrain vehicles (four wheels/off road only)50,470
- All terrain vehicles (three wheels/off-road only)2,099
- Aluminum foil wrapping products1,788
- Ammonia, household1,342
- Amusement attractions (including rides)26,684
- Animal traps1,412
- Antifreeze2,157
- Antihistamines3,808
- Appliances, other and not specified2,394
- Aquariums or accessories4,530
- Archery (activity, apparel or equipment)3,523
- Art or ceramics supplies and equipment (excl. paintbrushes)8,294
- Artificial christmas trees2,175
- Artificial turf2,843
- Aspirin or aspirin compounds1,221
- Aspirin substitutes7,546
- Attached highchair2,184
- Automatic doors or door openers1,602
- Automatic garage doors or door openers1,890
- Automotive chemicals1,661
- Automotive tools or accessories5,021
- Awls, chisels or planes4,090
Frequently asked questions
- Which products send the most people to the ER?
- In 2025, the products involved in the most emergency room visits were floors or flooring materials (about 3,079,996), stairs or steps (about 1,310,287), beds or bedframes, other or not specified (about 1,133,481). Many of these are falls.
- What is NEISS?
- The National Electronic Injury Surveillance System is a sample of about 100 hospital emergency departments. The CPSC weights each case to estimate the national total.
- Where can I report an unsafe product?
- Report product safety problems to the CPSC at SaferProducts.gov. You can also search recalls before you buy.
Source: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, NEISS · 2025 data
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