Summary
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has announced recalls for four products sold on Amazon due to safety risks that could lead to injury or death. The affected products, including children's toys and power strips, were sold by third-party vendors and failed to meet U.S. safety standards. Consumers are advised to stop using these products and follow instructions to secure refunds.
Key Facts
- CPSC issued recalls for four products on Amazon over safety risks.
- The products include children's toys, power strips, dressers, and bed rails.
- These items pose hazards such as fire, injury, and death, particularly to children and the elderly.
- About 3,090 toy sets were recalled due to dangerous batteries that can cause internal injuries if swallowed.
- Over 11,200 power strips were recalled due to overheating and fire risks.
- Around 4,740 dressers were recalled for stability issues, risking tip-overs.
- Approximately 12,000 bed rails were recalled for potential entrapment hazards.
- No injuries have been reported from these products, but consumers should stop use and seek refunds.
