24 recalls from November 10, 2025 to November 16, 2025. Urgent ones come first.
When tested, the eyes of the leopard and mouse plush toys came off at forces below the required minimum of 50N, creating small parts that a child may put in their mouth and choke on.
The plug does not meet the size requirements of BS 1363, with live and neutral pins too short and too close to the edge, so it could fail to connect securely with the socket, overheat and/or explode.
The cylinder failed depth testing and does not meet BS EN 250:2014, reaching only 5 metres instead of the 50m required, and it may stop operating deeper than 5 metres, which presents a serious risk of drowning.
The plug supplied with the floor light is not adequately earthed, so if the insulation breaks down, metal parts the user can touch could become live and give an electric shock.
The charger has a poorly built transformer, poor soldering, a plug that does not meet size rules and a fuse thought to be counterfeit, so it may fail to prevent electric shock, fire and/or explosion.
The ring has more nickel than the maximum allowed, and nickel is a sensitiser that can cause allergic reactions in products that touch the skin directly for a long time.
The transformer and drive inside the light do not have enough creepage and clearance distances, so in a surge in current or an electrical fault the user could receive an electric shock.
If the beads are swallowed in their dehydrated form and then expand, they present a serious risk of blocking the gastrointestinal tract, which requires surgical removal.
The notice says the water beads pose a serious risk of asphyxiation, because if swallowed in their hydrated form they can block a young child's airway.
The plastic grapes look like real grapes and come off the fabric stems easily, making small parts that could cause choking in young children, especially those under 36 months old.
The plastic part of the carabiner locking mechanism may bend, especially in cooler temperatures, so the automatic locking may stop working and the climber could detach from the safety line and fall from a height.
A fault can occur on affected boats when shifting into reverse and applying throttle, causing a horn to sound and limiting the shifting and throttle commands.
The costume has decorative cords around the neck that are too long and may tighten across a child's neck, and its mask burned for longer than permitted in flammability testing.
Some of the poppers on the dungarees, rompers and sweater sets have rough edges, which could lead to infants receiving cuts or scrapes.
The costume has decorative cords around the waist and trouser legs that are longer than allowed, which could make a child get tangled, trip or fall and be hurt.
The plug on this star-shaped light does not meet the size requirements of BS 1363, so it cannot make a secure connection with the socket, which may cause overheating and fire.
The plug pins are too narrow and the plug fuse is below the minimum size, which could lead to the plug overheating and/or exploding and presents a high risk of fire.
A sealing defect can let water get in during use, which may cause a short circuit that energises the housing and metal parts and puts the user at risk of electric shock.
The product contains milk, which is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk or milk constituents.
If a child swallows these water beads in their hydrated form, they can block the child's airway, which is a serious risk of asphyxiation.
Certain batches of the tablets failed dissolution test results during ongoing stability studies, so they are being recalled as a precaution, and no complaints of harm have been received from patients.
Note from Recalled Today: Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine before you talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
The neck measurement of the sleepbag does not fall within the limits set by the standard BS EN 16781, so the product presents a risk of strangulation.
Stability testing of one batch of Emylif films found out of specification results for unknown impurities at 24 months, so the batch is recalled early as a precaution at pharmacy and wholesaler level.
Note from Recalled Today: Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine before you talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
A defect in a part of the battery pack can make the battery overheat in an uncontrolled way while the vacuum is in use, which presents a risk of fire.
