Tide has a page on its website dedicated to safe handling of its products, advising consumers to drink a glass of water or milk if a product is swallowed and call for help.

Several retailers including Walmart, Walgreens, Ralph's, and Food 4 Less have locked up Tide Pods in plastic blocks or behind glass doors, according to recent social media reports.

Reader’s Digest spoke with laundry experts Mary Gagliardi and Jessica Zinna to find out how to use Tide Pods the right way, so your wash consistently comes out clean, bright and residue-free.

The Tide Laundry Pods kept behind a thick wall of glass, under lock and key. "I don't know what people are thinking, man, that's kind of crazy, you know. It's like comparing it to alcohol," said ...

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Tide enlisted Rob Gronkowski of the New England Patriots to explain to people that they really shouldn’t eat Tide Pods. (A baby in Florida died in 2013 after ingesting a Tide Pod .) ...

Scotch maker reveals innovative way to drink without "glass, ice or cocktail stirrer." ... 'Tide Pods' Trends as Glenlivet Unveils Edible Whisky Capsules Following Dangerous Eating Challenge.

A 195-year-old single-malt Scotch whisky distillery has rolled out three kinds of limited-edition “glass-less cocktails," and all anyone can seem to think of are Tide Pods.

Tide Pods look they way they do because of a product design trend known as "food imitating products," according to experts. Amazon Prime Day Preview: Exclusive early deals on AirFly, retinol and more.

Tide Pods was a breakthrough success. But P&G created a product so appealing and irresistible that it inadvertently turned into a public health risk. 24/7 Live Philadelphia Pennsylvania New Jersey ...