But did you know just how dangerous some innocent-seeming items are?

You’re bound to think twice before using the items listed below after you see just how many tragedies they’re responsible for.

Hopefully, these don’t turn you off entirely, but they might make you a little more careful than you were before.

That little blue pill might be a Godsend for men with performance issues, but the benefit could comes at a steep price.

The first year it came out, the drug was responsible for 522 deaths, and it still tallies up dozens, if not hundreds, of fatal heart attacks every year.

Yup. Who knew you were flirting with death your entire childhood?

1212 kids died from the playthings from 1973 to 1988 and 12 kids died from 2010 to 2012.

Obviously, these deaths all resulted from deflated or popped balloons, so keep ’em away from your kids.

Keeping a manicured yard comes at a price.

They cause, on average, 90 deaths per year.

And they’re most certainly not painless deaths.

Sure, this image might look a tad dramatic, but they pose a real threat to kids and infants.

In 2013, seven kids died after falling into the cord and suffocating.

While they’re by no means the only food that’s a choking hazard, they might be the most prevalent.

13 kids die every year choking on hot dogs.