Urgent recall on baby car seat 'that poses risk of injuries' to children ○
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Users are advised to 'stop using the product immediately', according to information on the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) website.
UK recall alert issued for car seat base that poses risk of injuries to children ⊕
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Office for Product Safety and Standards advises stopping use of Maxi-Cosi FamilyFix Slide Pro bases immediately
A baby car seat product that poses a risk of injuries to children because of a malfuncti…
8 months ago
Urgent warning as jewellery sold on Amazon is found to have 'high levels of cancer-causing chemical' ○
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Tests on jewellery by the Office for Product Safety and Standards found the rings contained high levels of cadmium. Exposure to the metal can damage the kidneys and bones.
13 months ago
Products sold on sites including Amazon are rejected at the border and slapped with 'stop using' warning over 'serious risk' of electric shock and choking ○
Two products sold by websites including Amazon have been rejected at the border and issued with an urgent 'stop using' warning by The Office for Product Safety and Standards.
14 months ago
Popular children's toy is urgently recalled over 'serious risk' that it could suffocate kids ○
The squishy stuffed toy was recalled by the Office for Product Safety and Standards after it was identified that the toy's limbs can become easily detached due to the weakness of the seams.
15 months ago
Urgent recall to children's toys amid risk they could cause 'kidney and brain damage' ○
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The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has warned that the Stanley Jr. Kids Wheelbarrow and 7-piece Garden Set poses a 'serious chemical risk'.
Urgent recall to popular pram amid fears of 'injury' to babies and toddlers - as parents are told to stop using the product ○
The Office for Product Safety and Standards said of the faulty £319 buggy: 'The affected products have been withdrawn from the market and recalled from end users.'
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