Products involved in the occurrence of a CVA may be manufactured goods, food items, environmental features (sidewalks, low walls), or chemicals. By extension, products include plants that can cause stings (cacti) or poisoning, as well as animals: dogs (bites), horses (falls), wasps (stings), etc.

It is common for one or more products to be involved in the occurrence of an accident in daily life. This may be a product “involved” in the accident, a product that “caused” the injury, or a product that played a role in some way in the occurrence and/or severity of the accident. The descriptive approach to accidents by product addresses a prevention concern: Is this product dangerous? How can we prevent accidents from occurring during its use?

• Tree-top adventure courses: Accidents on tree-top adventure courses 2004–2007

• Alcohol: Accidents and alcohol consumption among those aged 17 and older, 2010–2013

• Accidents and alcohol consumption among people aged 17 and older in mainland France

• Spiders: Accidents involving spiders

• Firearms: Firearm-related injuries in mainland France, 2000–2010

• Baby products: Accidents involving baby products 2004–2005

• Bathtubs: Accidents involving bathtubs among children under 2 years of age, 1996–2000

• Lighters: Accidents caused by the use of a lighter, 1999–2001

• Cannabis (ingestion): Accidents related to the ingestion of cannabis and opioids in children under 10

• Liquid cement (burn): Burns caused by cement

• Foreign bodies: Ingestion and inhalation of foreign bodies in children under 5 years of age

• Scaffolding: Scaffolding 1999–2003

• Small appliances: Accidents involving small appliances 2004–2005

• Fireworks: Accidents related to the use of recreational fireworks 

• Accidents related to the use of recreational fireworks 2004–2011

• Deep Fryer: Accidents Involving a Deep Fryer 1999–2001

• Oysters: Accidents related to opening oysters

• Hymenoptera: Accidents caused by hymenoptera

  • Accidents involving a hymenoptera

  • Deaths from contact with hornets, wasps, and bees

• Toy: Accidents involving toys among children under 15, 1999–2001

• Bunk beds: Bunk bed accidents among children under 15 2011-2013

• Summer sledding: Accidents involving summer sledding 1999–2003.

• Power tools: Power tools 1999–2003

• Furniture (tipping): Accidents involving a dresser in mainland France

• Accidents involving tipping furniture in mainland France

• Mini-motorbikes: Accidents involving mini-motorbikes (pocket bikes) 2004–2005

• Miniski: Trends in winter sports accidents - The risk of miniskiing (or skiboarding)

• Button batteries: Accidents involving button batteries among children under 10, 2005–2012

  • Accidents involving button batteries among children under 10 in mainland France 2014–2016 and trends 2005–2016

• Swimming pools: Swimming pool accidents 2004–2005

• Strollers: Strollers 1999–2003

• Chemicals: Ingestion of chemicals among children under 5. Data from the Continuous Survey on Accidents in Daily Life, mainland France 2010–2014.

• Household products: Poisoning from household products

• Rollerblading: Epidemiology of rollerblading accidents in France from 1997 to 1999

• Circular saw: Accidents involving a circular saw in mainland France

• Snakes: Accidents involving snakes in metropolitan France, EPAC 2004–2014

• Snakes (bites): Accidents involving snakes in mainland France

• Changing tables: Accidents involving a changing table among children under 5 years of age, 1999–2001

• Changing table accidents involving infants, 2004–2012

• Ironing boards: Accidents involving ironing boards

• Slides: Accidents involving private slides 2004–2005

• Lawn mowers: Accidents involving lawn mowers, 1999–2001

• Accidents related to the use of lawn mowers

• Trampolines: Trampoline-related accidents in mainland France: 2004–2014. Data from the Continuous Survey on Accidents in Daily Life.

• Baby walkers: Accidents involving baby walkers among children under 5 years of age 2004-2005

• Accidents involving baby walkers and Yupalas: 1996–2000

• Scooters: The surge in scooter accidents in France, 2000–2001

• Youpalas: Accidents involving walkers among children under 5, 2004–2005