Category: Recalls
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Clorox Puerto Rico offers full refunds for six million recalled cleaners
Clorox Puerto Rico is offering full refunds on about 6.3 million bottles of scented Mistolin and Lestoil multipurpose cleaners because the products may be contaminated with bacteria. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission announced the recall on September 3, 2026. It covers cleaners sold in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands between April 2025…
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Melissa and Doug offers $30 by check or $40 in store credit for a recalled fire truck toy
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has posted a new recall notice for Melissa & Doug, covering a battery-powered activity board sold only at Target, after the toy’s plastic hose connector was found to separate from its base and pose a choking hazard to young children. Roughly 84,000 units are covered, and the manufacturer has…
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195,000 heated blankets are recalled for a full refund weeks before the heating season
About 195,000 heated blankets and heating pads sold under the JKMAX brand are being recalled after the manufacturer reported hundreds of units smoking, melting or burning. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says the internal wire heating elements can overheat, and the fix on offer is not a repair or a coupon but a full…
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NHTSA’s recall data portal lets owners search manufacturer recall filings and quarterly recall-status reports by vehicle.
NHTSA maintains a public recall-data portal that goes beyond the mail notice from an automaker. Its datasets and APIs page lets a visitor search recall information by a vehicle’s model year, make and model, and it provides downloadable manufacturer recall filings and quarterly recall-status reports. For a household, the money angle is straightforward but should…
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FDA lists a recall of FI animal supplements over possible Salmonella contamination.
Dog owners who bought certain Fi supplements have a current product check to make before the next scoop goes into a bowl. FDA has posted Fi’s recall of two specific dog-supplement lots because they may be contaminated with Salmonella after an ingredient was supplied to the company’s manufacturer. The consumer-protection message is clear but limited.…
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FDA lists a recall of male-enhancement supplements marketed as Business Pill and Branch Manager for Men over undeclared yohimbine.
Two supplements sold for male sexual enhancement are the subject of a current FDA-posted recall, and the agency’s instruction is direct: people who have them should stop using them and dispose of what remains. The products are called Business Pill and Branch Manager for Men; the trigger was FDA laboratory analysis that found yohimbine not…
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FDA lists American Regent epinephrine injection over particulate matter and sterility-assurance concerns.
FDA has posted American Regent’s nationwide voluntary recall of three lots of Epinephrine Injection, USP, 30 mg/30 mL (1 mg/mL), a multiple-dose vial used by or under the direction of a physician. The notice describes particulate matter and concerns about sterility, and it identifies a concrete return-and-replacement route for distributors, retailers and health-care facilities. For…
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FDA lists BMC’s Luna G3 APAP device recall over a firmware defect.
The Food and Drug Administration has posted BMC Medical’s recall notice for certain Luna G3 APAP devices, a sleep-therapy machine used under a prescription. The notice is not a blanket instruction to replace every Luna G3 unit. It identifies a particular model, firmware version and serial-number check that determine whether a device needs attention. The…
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CPSC warns against Flyboss infant bouncers, citing a collapse and impact-injury risk.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is warning consumers to stop using Flyboss infant bouncers immediately because they can collapse while in use, creating an impact-injury risk for infants. The agency’s September 10 warning directs consumers to dispose of the products and not sell or give them away. It does not list a refund, replacement, repair…
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CPSC urges consumers to stop using HOTFINE pressure washers over shock and electrocution risk.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is urging consumers to stop using HOTFINE pressure washers immediately because the products pose shock and electrocution hazards. The September 10 warning says the washers lack an integrated ground-fault circuit interrupter near the power plug and have an inadequate-length power cord. CPSC directs owners to destroy and dispose of the…
