Search injury data by product category, build room-by-room safety checklists, and make informed decisions for your family — all backed by government-verified CPSC data.
Look up any product category — from cribs to power tools, high chairs to treadmills. See annual injury estimates, the most common injury types, affected body parts, and high-risk age groups. Every number comes from the CPSC NEISS database, the same data used by government researchers and safety engineers.
Create customized safety checklists for every room: nursery, kitchen, bathroom, garage. The app suggests risk areas based on real injury data for the products found in that space. Check off items as you childproof, and stay ahead of hazards as your family grows.
SafeCheck Home is powered by the CPSC National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS) — a federal database running since the 1970s. Unlike parenting forums or anecdotal advice, every statistic you see comes from a verifiable government source. We present the data clearly, with context about what the numbers mean and don't mean.
SafeCheck Home is a consumer product safety app that helps families search injury statistics by product category, create room-by-room safety checklists, and receive age-tailored alerts. All data comes from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) NEISS database.
SafeCheck Home uses publicly available data from the CPSC National Electronic Injury Surveillance System (NEISS), which has collected emergency room injury reports from a sample of U.S. hospitals since the 1970s. Data is statistically weighted to produce national estimates. The CPSC coding manual defines 1,000+ product categories and standard injury classifications.
Yes. The data comes directly from the CPSC, a U.S. federal government agency. NEISS data is used by researchers, manufacturers, and public health officials to identify product-related hazards and inform safety standards. However, injury counts reflect reported ER visits and do not account for how many people use a given product (exposure rate). A product with many injuries may simply be more widely used.
SafeCheck Home covers 1,000+ product categories from the CPSC coding manual, organized into 11 consumer-friendly groups: Nursery & Kids, Furniture & Home, Kitchen & Dining, Toys & Recreation, Tools & Hardware, Electronics, Sports & Exercise, Personal Care, Pet Supplies, Vehicles & Outdoor, and Home Improvement. From baby cribs to chainsaws, if it's in the NEISS database, you can look it up.
You can create customized safety checklists for each room in your home — nursery, kitchen, bathroom, garage, and more. The app suggests risk areas based on injury data for the product categories typically found in that room. You can add your own items, check them off as you childproof, and revisit anytime as your household changes.
Yes, SafeCheck Home is free to download and use. Core features including product search, safety checklists, and age-tailored alerts are available at no cost.
SafeCheck Home collects minimal data: safety checklist items you create, and anonymous usage statistics. We do not collect names, emails, locations, or device advertising identifiers. No data is sold or shared with third parties. See our Privacy Policy for full details.
SafeCheck Home is the only consumer app powered by the official CPSC NEISS database — the same data used by government researchers and product safety engineers. Unlike recall-only apps, SafeCheck Home shows injury patterns across all products, not just recalled ones. And unlike parenting forums, every stat comes from a verifiable government source.