CPSC Issues Multiple Product Recalls Over ‘Serious Risk of Injury or Death’
Summary
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced multiple recalls of consumer products on April 16 due to serious risks like choking, electric shock, fire, and burns. Many recalled items, including children’s toys, household appliances, and electronics, were sold online and through major retailers across the U.S.Key Facts
- The CPSC issued recalls on products with risks of injury or death, such as choking hazards, electric shock, and fire.
- Toys recalled include Nvyue Magic Pocket Staffs, Atoyus activity cubes, Montessori toy sets, LED finger beam lights, Sanlebi Pet Vet playsets, and Lil Buddies pet laser toys.
- Injuries reported from recalled toys include eye, face, and hand injuries, choking, and internal chemical burns from button cell batteries.
- Electric pressure washers from several companies were recalled for lacking safety features and posing electric shock risks.
- Generac portable generators and Apex Gaming PC power supplies were recalled due to fire, burn, and shock hazards.
- Casely’s wireless portable power banks were recalled again after a prior recall and one reported death related to the product.
- Kitchen items like Arch Studio tea kettles and Fisher & Paykel gas ranges were recalled due to burn hazards.
- Portable adult bed rails sold on Amazon were recalled for entrapment and suffocation risks.
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