#product-recall

#product-recall

Two baby products recalled due to serious injury risks, including a stroller lacking necessary safety features and a sling with improper usage warnings.

Igloo is recalling over 1 million coolers due to a handle hazard causing injuries.

Coca-Cola recalls several drinks due to chlorate contamination, raising health concerns, especially among children, amid the launch of a new flavor.

Wemfg children's bike helmets recalled for safety regulation violations, posing a head injury risk in crashes.

Stanley is recalling 2.6 million travel mugs due to faulty lids causing burn injuries. Immediate action is required from consumers.

Fitbit faced a $12.25 million civil penalty for delaying reporting overheating risks of its Ionic smartwatch, leading to consumer injuries.

Fitbit will pay $12.2 million for failing to warn users about overheating issues in Ionic smartwatches.

Coca-Cola recalled drinks in Europe due to elevated chlorate levels, posing low health risks according to experts.

Fisher-Price recalled the Snuga Swing after five infant deaths linked to sleeping in the product, citing suffocation risks.

Fisher-Price is recalling infant swings due to suffocation risks linked to sleep usage and previous fatalities.

Colsen-branded fire pits are recalled after causing multiple serious burn injuries due to flame hazards, with 19 victims treated for severe injuries. They should not be used.

All models of Fisher-Price Snuga Swings were recalled due to infant deaths linked to unsafe sleep practices.

The swing is not intended for sleep and can increase suffocation risks when bedding is added.

Fisher-Price Snuga Swings recall issued after five infant deaths linked to suffocation risks during sleep.

CPSC highlights risks of adding bedding to the swings, increasing suffocation potential.

Criticism of Fisher-Price recall and safety measures ensures continued risk to infants.

American Academy of Pediatrics supports removing soft items to prevent sleep-related suffocation.

Pet food brands face recall warnings due to contamination, yet no official recalls have been made, stressing safety concerns for pet owners.

Gerber recalled Soothe 'n' Chew Teething Sticks due to choking hazards.

Gerber is recalling its teething sticks due to choking hazard concerns.

Wawa is recalling 60,000 tumblers due to metal straw laceration risks.

Guava Family recalled 8,500 strollers due to brake malfunctions that could pose a safety risk.

Humane recalls 10,500 charging cases due to potential overheating hazards, highlighting ongoing product safety concerns.

Humane's AI Pin wearable has failed to meet consumer expectations, leading to recalls and negative reviews, tarnishing the company's reputation.

Humane disqualified its battery supplier due to fire safety risks, offering refunds or replacements to affected customers.

Bath & Body Works faced backlash for a candle design resembling KKK imagery, leading to its recall and a commitment to improved design oversight.

Bath and Body Works discontinued a winter-themed candle due to comparisons to Klan imagery, apologizing for the unintentional offense.

Anker recalls power banks due to fire risk from lithium-ion battery defects.

Customers advised to safely store defective units and seek replacements.

Anker's 633 Magnetic Battery is on sale for $40, offering high capacity and design features that enhance usability while ensuring safety from recalls.