Summary
Several products sold on Amazon have been recalled due to safety risks such as injury, death, and fire hazards. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued warnings about these products and provided instructions for consumers to obtain refunds or repairs. Amazon and the companies involved are notifying customers and are working to remove these products from sale.
Key Facts
- The CPSC has recalled multiple consumer products sold on Amazon due to serious safety concerns.
- Affected items include children's LED tutu skirts, retractable safety gates, and wireless power banks.
- About 740 children's LED tutu skirts were recalled for battery ingestion risks that violate safety standards.
- Around 920 retractable safety gates were recalled for risks of entrapment and injury.
- The recall of ESR HaloLock Wireless Power Banks expanded after reports of batteries overheating and igniting.
- Amazon stated it stops offering recalled products immediately and informs affected consumers and sellers.
- No injuries from these products have been reported to date, but there have been incidents of property damage.
