BPL Adds Consumer Reports Database for Patrons
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| Consumer Reports is one of the world's most popular consumer magazines |
The Birmingham Public Library (BPL) is proud to announce the addition of the Consumer Reports database, a highly requested resource now available free to BPL patrons.
This
powerful buying-advice tool helps consumers make informed decisions by offering
trusted ratings, reviews, and comparisons for thousands of products. Whether
you’re shopping for a major appliance, researching a new car, or comparing
electronics, Consumer Reports helps you get the best value for your time
and money.
What
You’ll Find in Consumer Reports
Patrons
can access:
- Independent
product ratings and reviews
- Expert buying
guides and videos
- Money-saving
tips and financial advice
- Research-backed
recommendations you can trust
Subject
Areas Include:
- Appliances
- Babies &
Kids
- Cars
- Electronics
- Health,
Fitness & Food
- Home &
Garden
- Money
A
Trusted, Independent Resource
Consumer
Reports is an independent, nonprofit organization known for its rigorous
testing, unbiased research, and consumer advocacy. With more than 6 million
members, Consumer Reports continues to promote transparency, fairness, and
safety in the marketplace, especially in today’s rapidly changing digital
world.
Make
Smarter Purchases with BPL
Making
a big purchase? Let BPL help you do your homework.
Smart, savvy buying tips are just a few clicks away!
How to
Access Consumer Reports
Visit
the Birmingham Public Library Databases page at:
https://www.cobpl.org/virtual/databases/default.aspx?p=3&q=376#db
Accessing
BPL Databases
All
BPL electronic resources can be accessed at:
https://www.cobpl.org/virtual/databases/
From
the BPL homepage (https://www.cobpl.org):
- Select “Databases”
from the black ribbon at the top of the page.
- Search or
browse by:
- Quick Links
- Name (A–Z)
- Availability
- Audience
- Subject
- Select your
resource. A valid library card number may be required for access.
Questions or Feedback?
Please contact the Collection Management Department at the Central/Downtown Library for more information. We also welcome feedback and suggestions for future resources.
For more information, visit www.cobpl.org and follow us on Facebook and Twitter/X @BPL.
Written by
Caleb West, Director of BPL Collection Management- Central Library
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