Primark recalls 101 Dalmatians coin purse over too much DEHP chemical
The leather-like material of the purse has too much Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), up to 7.55% by weight, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system.

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The leather-like material of the purse has too much Bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), up to 7.55% by weight, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between its inner circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and the user may receive an electric shock.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between its primary and secondary circuits, so the USB ports and connected cable can become live under mains voltage and a user may get an electric shock.

The plastic toy has small plastic parts that can easily detach and cords or chains that are too long, so a small child could choke or the cords could wrap around the neck.

The kettle has an excessive earthing resistance, so the user could receive an electric shock, and it does not meet the Low Voltage Directive or European standards EN 60335-1 and 60335-2.

The Tadar pepper mill has too much lead (up to 42% by weight) and DEHP (up to 0.38% by weight), lead poses a risk to the environment, and DEHP poses a risk to human health and the environment.

Screws may be missing, so the rear seats may not be correctly bolted to the seat frame, which could weaken protection for passengers in a collision and raise the risk of injury.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between its primary and secondary circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and the user may receive an electric shock.

A USB or Bluetooth communication failure or memory leak can freeze the instrument cluster so it does not show speed and warning lights, and a reset can switch off turn signals and hazard lights, raising accident risk.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between the primary and secondary circuits, so the USB ports and connected cable can become live under mains voltage and cause an electric shock.

The set of 100 colourful latex balloons (10 inches) releases too much nitrosamines and nitrosatable substances, which can be absorbed through the skin and mouth, and nitrosamines may cause cancer.

The glue contains too much dichloromethane, which affects the central nervous system and might cause cancer when inhaled, and its cyanoacrylates can bond skin and eyes in seconds, yet it lacks required warnings and child-resistant fastening.

The grey soft toy in the shape of a monkey has eyes that may easily detach and stuffing that is easy to reach through weak seams, so small children may put them in the mouth and choke.

The toy has small plastic tentacles that may easily detach, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke, and it does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or the European standard EN 71-1.

The sloth soft toy, weighted with glass beads of 1kg/2.2lb, may lead to suffocation if used in a sleep space for babies, and it does not comply with the requirements of the Toy Safety Directive.

Small buttons can easily come off the locking mechanism, and a small child may put them in the mouth and choke, and the product does not comply with the General Product Safety Regulation.

The lighting chain lacks enough insulation, its controller box has no strain relief, and its extension socket allows single-pole plug insertion, so live parts are easy to touch and could cause an electric shock.

The glue contains cyanoacrylates that can bond skin and eyes in seconds, but it does not display the required warnings and hazard labels, so users are not properly informed about the dangers.

The toy has four small cylindrical parts, and some parts have a protruding part that is too long, so small children may put them in the mouth and choke.

The cartridge has too much nicotine (30.4 mg/ml), which is acutely toxic and could lead to accidentally taking a high dose, and its packaging does not say it contains nicotine.

The plastic material of the toy has too much of the phthalates DEHP and DIBP, which may harm children's health by possibly damaging the reproductive system, and it does not comply with the REACH Regulation.

The plastic doll in a baby walker with imitation cutlery, spoon and fork has too much bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), which may harm children's health and possibly damage the reproductive system.

The enclosure of the night lights opens after an impact, and the electrical insulation is inadequate, so a user can touch live parts and receive an electric shock.

The glue contains too much dichloromethane, which affects the central nervous system and might cause cancer when inhaled, and its cyanoacrylates can bond skin and eyes in seconds, yet it lacks required warnings and child-resistant fastening.

The charger lacks proper insulation between its circuits, so the USB ports and connected cable can become live and users can touch live metal pins when plugging it in, which can cause an electric shock.

The charger lacks proper insulation, so its USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage, and users can touch live metal parts when plugging it in, which could cause an electric shock.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between the primary and secondary circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and cause an electric shock.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between its primary and secondary circuits, so the USB ports and connected cable can become live under mains voltage and cause an electric shock.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between its primary and secondary circuits, so the USB ports and connected cable can become live under mains voltage and give the user an electric shock.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between its internal circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and the user may get an electric shock.

The white plastic wall charger with a USB Type-C port lacks adequate insulation between its circuits, so the USB port can become live and the user may get an electric shock.

The enclosure of the night light opens after an impact, making live parts reachable, so a user could touch them and get an electric shock.

The front seatbelt snap-on anchor may become misaligned or come loose, which could impair the seatbelt's restraining function in a collision and increase the risk of injury.

The chargers' insulation is inadequate, so users could touch live parts and get an electric shock, and the casing can easily overheat and cause a fire.

A seatbelt anchor in the second row of seats may not have been properly attached during assembly, which may weaken the seatbelt's protection in an accident and increase the risk of injury.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between the primary and secondary circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and give the user an electric shock.

The tow hook mechanism may gradually deteriorate, which could make a trailer come loose during use and possibly cause injuries.

The screw connection on the rear shock absorber's piston rod may come loose, so the rear wheel can lose suspension and damping, strike the bodywork and make handling much worse, raising the risk of an accident and injury.

The toy's silicone cords are too long, so they could wrap around a child's neck and cause strangulation, or reach the throat if a small child puts them in the mouth and chokes.

The fuel tank wall near the inlet check valve is thinner than specified, so in a crash the tank may not withstand the impact, which could lead to fuel leakage and potentially cause a fire.

The propellant in the driver and front passenger airbags may deteriorate over time, and if the airbags deploy, fragments from the inflator could injure people in the vehicle.

Because of incorrect product design, live parts are easily accessible, so a user could touch them and receive an electric shock, and the product does not comply with the General Product Safety Regulation.

The electronic cigarette holds an excessive volume of nicotine-containing liquid (declared 5 ml), which could lead to accidental consumption of a high dose of nicotine, which is acutely toxic.

The mask has not passed the required conformity tests for personal protective equipment category III, so users sanding, painting or polishing could come into contact with substances hazardous to health.

The respirator masks have not passed the required tests for personal protective equipment, so people using them to sand, paint and polish could come into contact with substances that are hazardous to health.

The charger lacks proper insulation between its inner circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and the user may get an electric shock.

The drill's insulation is not good enough, so over time it could break down and make accessible metal parts live, and a user touching them could get an electric shock.

The charger lacks proper insulation between its inner circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and the user may get an electric shock.

The plug face does not meet size requirements and the socket is not sufficiently earthed, so metal parts could become live and give an electric shock, and poor internal wiring could make it overheat and catch fire.

The electric bicycle comes with a plug that has no fuse, so a fault could make the plug overheat or explode and start a fire, and it does not meet the requirements of the Machinery Directive.

The product's outer build is poor, so a user may reach live parts and get an electric shock, and poor connections to the microswitch, where crimps miss part of the conductor, risk a fire.

The tricycle comes with a two-pin plug that cannot hold a fuse, so a fault or overcurrent has no proper protection, which may cause overheating and a risk of fire.

The electric mountain bike, supplied with a wall plug and charger, has no valid technical documentation or evidence of production control, lacks labelling and instructions, and may overheat and catch fire.

The plug pins do not meet size requirements and cannot connect securely to the socket, and the mains plug has an insufficient fuse, which could make the product overheat and catch fire.

The string of lights and rope are too long and could wrap around a child's neck, and the battery compartment opens easily so a child could swallow batteries that overheat and release electrolyte, harming the gut.

The toy gun has small parts (suction cups) that can easily come off, and a small child could put them in the mouth and choke on them.

The crank may break while a load is being lifted, which could cause injuries, and the scissor jack does not meet the Machinery Directive requirements or the European standard.

The solders have too much lead and cadmium and the cable plastic has too much DEHP, DBP, lead and SCCPs, which the notice says pose risks to the environment and, for some of these chemicals, to human health.

The charger lacks enough insulation between its inner circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and the user may get an electric shock.

The product holds 45 ml of nicotine-containing liquid, which is too much, and this could lead to accidental consumption of a high dose of nicotine, which is acutely toxic if it touches the skin or is ingested.

The product contains barium (up to 16.9 % by weight), which can be easily absorbed and has toxic effects on the body impairing muscle, heart and kidney activity, leading to arrythmia, paralysis or gastrointestinal alterations.

The cartridge holds 30ml of nicotine-containing liquid, which is too much, and this could lead to someone accidentally taking a high dose of nicotine, which is acutely toxic on skin contact or if swallowed.

The blue inflatable elephant swim seat may look like a toy, but children could drown if they play with it unsupervised, and it does not meet the General Product Safety Regulation or European standard EN 13138.

The shampoo contains butylphenyl methylpropional (BMHCA), which is forbidden in cosmetic products and may harm the reproductive system and the unborn child, and it has allergenic fragrances missing from the label.

The tattoo ink has too much formaldehyde, benzisothiazolinone and lead, which can cause allergic reactions, skin irritation and cancer, and lead may affect breast-fed or unborn children.

The electric bicycle, its battery and its charger were not checked as required and lack proper documentation, labelling and instructions, so the charger or battery may overheat and cause a fire.

The mains plug may not connect securely with the socket, and the fuse lacks any granular filler and might fail, so the kettle could overheat, explode or cause a fire.

The battery compartment opens easily without tools, so a child who puts the batteries in the mouth could be harmed by leaking electrolyte, and the LED light is too powerful and could damage sight.

The product holds 30ml of nicotine-containing liquid, which is too much, so a high dose of nicotine could be taken by accident, and nicotine is acutely toxic if it touches the skin or is swallowed.

The AiRMEZ disposable electronic cigarette holds 45 ml of nicotine-containing liquid, too much, which could lead to accidental consumption of a high dose of nicotine, which is acutely toxic.

The LED lighting chain lacks enough insulation, live wires are easy to reach, and it is not protected against moisture, so a user could touch live parts and get an electric shock.

The product holds too much nicotine-containing liquid (2.3 ml), which could lead to accidentally taking a high dose of nicotine, which is acutely toxic, notably on skin contact or if ingested.

The off-road motorcycle with spare battery may overheat and catch fire, lacks the required labelling, marking and instructions, and does not meet the requirements of the Machinery Directive.

The plastic toy gun set has small suction cups that can easily detach, and small children could put them in the mouth and choke, so it does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or European Standard EN 71-1.

The plastic bag packaging is too thin, so a child who places the bag over their head could suffocate, and the toy does not meet the requirements of the Toy Safety Directive.

The wood-carving disc, 125 mm x 22 mm with 16 teeth, may be mounted on an angle grinder and used as a hand-held circular saw without protections, which could cause kickback or loss of control and injuries.

The lamp's earth conductor is not well secured and can easily come loose during use, and the product gets hotter than allowed, which could make it overheat and cause a fire.

The ladders do not resist enough weight and can easily collapse, so the user can fall and be injured, and they do not comply with the General Product Safety Regulation.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between its primary and secondary circuits, so the USB port can become live and the user may receive an electric shock.

The rivets holding the six knives to the main body could break, so the knives might detach during use and hit the user, causing injuries, and the product does not meet the Machinery Directive or Commission Decision 2012/32/EU.

The boron that comes out of this toy slime is too high, and swallowing it or touching too much of it may harm children's health by damaging their reproductive system.

The charger lacks proper insulation between its inner circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and the user may get an electric shock.

The wooden toy has small parts, small balls, that small children may put in the mouth and choke on, and it does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or the European standard EN 71-1.

The charger lacks adequate insulation between its main and secondary circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and the user may receive an electric shock.

The 30ml cartridge holds too much nicotine liquid at 50mg/ml, which could lead to accidentally taking a high dose of nicotine, which is acutely toxic if it touches skin or is swallowed.

The product holds 60 ml of nicotine-containing liquid, which is too much and could lead to accidentally taking a high dose of nicotine, which is acutely toxic if it touches the skin or is swallowed.

The crocheted cat toy has plastic eyes that may easily detach, and small children may put them in the mouth and choke, while the thin plastic bag could block breathing and cause suffocation if placed over a child's head.

The charger lacks proper insulation between its inner circuits, so the USB ports and the connected cable can become live under mains voltage and the user may get an electric shock.

The plastic in this badminton set has too much bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), up to 16% by weight, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system.

The plastic in the toy set has too much bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), up to 29% by weight, which may harm health by possibly damaging the reproductive system.

The suction cups on this baby playpen can easily come off, and a small child may put them in the mouth and choke, and it does not meet the requirements of the Toy Safety Directive.

The plug fuse does not have enough granular filler, so the plug may overheat and catch fire, and metal parts that can be touched can become live during use and give an electric shock.

The product holds too much nicotine-containing liquid (65 ml) at too high a nicotine concentration (50 mg/ml), which could lead to accidentally taking a high dose of toxic nicotine.

The disposable electronic cigarette holds 60 ml of nicotine-containing liquid, too much, which could lead to accidentally taking a high dose of nicotine, which is acutely toxic if it touches skin or is ingested.

The notice says the product has an excessive concentration of nicotine (50mg/ml), which could lead to accidental consumption of a high dose, and nicotine is acutely toxic, notably on skin or if swallowed.

The earrings release too much nickel, which is a strong sensitiser and can cause allergic reactions when an item touches the skin directly for a long time, and they do not comply with the REACH Regulation.

A manufacturing defect may let hot air leak from the air intake duct and overheat nearby plastic and rubber parts, which could cause an engine fire or a loss of engine power that raises the risk of accidents and injuries.
