Category: Recalls
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Target shoppers can return 211,000 recalled Cat & Jack sandals for full refunds.
A pair of children’s sandals that cost about $20 can now be returned because small decorative pieces may detach. Target and federal safety officials are telling families to stop using the recalled footwear immediately. The refund is available in stores or through a prepaid mail return. Identify the sandals before making a trip The recall…
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A 1,589,577-dozen egg recall covers Kroger and Simple Truth cartons eligible for full refunds.
A carton of eggs already in the refrigerator may now be worth checking before breakfast. A large recall reaches several familiar store brands, including Kroger and Simple Truth, and the remedy is a full refund rather than a complicated claims process. The deciding details are printed on the carton. Start with the plant code and…
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Drug Recalls: How to Check Your Prescriptions Tonight
FDA publishes every monitored drug recall, searchable by name and lot number. Here is how to check your own prescriptions in about ten minutes.
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Recalled Baby Gear Keeps Selling Online: How to Check
Selling recalled products is against federal law, even secondhand. Here’s how to check any crib, sleeper, or stroller on CPSC.gov before you buy or sell.
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Recall Repairs Are Free: The Law Dealers Must Follow
Federal law makes safety recall repairs free on vehicles up to 15 years old. What dealers must do, the tire exception, and how to check your VIN tonight.
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What a Class I Food Recall Means for Your Kitchen
Class I is the government’s most serious recall level. What the classes mean, which agency runs which recall, and exactly what to do at home.