33 recalls from November 24, 2025 to November 30, 2025. Urgent ones come first.
The heater does not come with proper safety information or instructions, and without enough ventilation the user could be exposed to potentially fatal levels of carbon monoxide.
The recliner armchair does not meet fire safety requirements, so there is a potential risk of a fire if it is exposed to an ignition source.
The plug fuse has too little granular filler and does not meet the size rules of BS 1363, which could lead to the plug overheating and/or exploding if a fault happens.
The apparatus failed depth testing and reached only 5 metres, not the 50m required, so it may stop working in deeper water, which presents a serious risk of drowning.
The product's fuse is an incorrect size and considered counterfeit, so under fault conditions or a surge in current it could fail, leading to the plug catching fire and/or exploding.
The set failed depth testing and only worked down to 5 metres instead of the 50m required, so it may stop operating in deeper water, which presents a serious risk of drowning.
The cylinder failed depth testing, reaching only 5 metres without exceeding the requirements instead of the 50m required, so it may stop operating deeper and there is a serious risk of drowning.
The plug's live and neutral pins are too short and too close to the edge, so it may not connect securely with the socket, and could overheat and/or explode.
The armchair does not meet fire safety requirements, so it could catch fire if it is exposed to an ignition source.
The bath seat has no crotch restraint, so a baby may not be properly supported and could slip down into the water, and its labelling, markings and warnings also need improving.
The notice says there is no evidence the bike has enough battery protection and it came with a plug that does not meet the standard, so it presents a serious risk of fire.
The charger's plug does not meet the requirements of BS 1363, with pins less than 9.5mm from the edge and too little insulation, so under fault conditions or a surge in current it could catch fire or explode.
The notice says the game has a wooden ball on the red rope that could loosen and detach, which is a choking risk for young children, and the rope is longer than allowed, which is a strangulation risk.
The notice says the lamp's plug does not meet the dimensional requirements of BS 1363 and its fuse is incorrectly rated, which could lead to the plug overheating and/or exploding, so it presents a serious risk of fire.
The product presents a serious risk of fire because it is powered by an insufficient adaptor and its insulation and mains supply cord do not meet the standard, and its plug pins are too close to the edge, risking electric shock.
The soldering on the metal chain contains an excess concentration of lead, and exposure to lead may cause damage to the kidneys, the circulatory system, and the developing brain.
The product may contain peanuts that are not mentioned on the label, which is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts.
The octopus and crab have extended 'limbs' that could be a choking hazard for young children, particularly those under 10 months old, and the toys' marking and labelling need improvements.
The spring rolls were labelled with a use by date of 29 December 2025, but the correct date is 29 November 2025, which makes them unsafe to consume after that date.
The patient leaflet in three batches of Baclofen 10mg Tablets lacks correct safety information about reduction in brain function (encephalopathy), though the notice says the quality of the tablets is not affected.
Note from Recalled Today: Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine before you talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
A faulty button on the recliner mechanism means the circuit board could overheat and malfunction, which is a risk of fire and could make the recliner stop working.
The blades do not stop promptly when the operating control is released, so the operator may not realise they are still moving, which could lead to injuries.
The water beads present a high risk of asphyxiation because, if swallowed in hydrated form, they can block a young child's airway, and they do not meet the Toys (Safety) Regulations 2011.
The product does not meet the labelling and warning requirements of the relevant standard, and a baby left out of arms reach or without active supervision could slip into the water and drown.
Small parts can detach or break off the figures and could be a choking risk to young children, especially those under 36 months, and gaps in the seams may give access to the fibrous stuffing inside.
The lithium-ion batteries in these power banks can overheat during use, which can make the power bank go into thermal runaway and cause a fire.
The lithium-ion batteries in the stand can overheat while in use, which can lead to localised smoking, melting or a risk of fire, and only the MMA008 model is affected.
The lithium-ion batteries in these power banks can overheat while in use, which can lead to localised smoking, melting or a risk of fire.
The outer carbon layers of these bicycle wheels can delaminate during use, which may cause the wheel rim to fail and lead to falls and injuries.
The pendant's lanyard has no quick-release safety break, so a user could become entangled and unable to free themselves, which could lead to strangulation or injuries.
The product contains peanuts and sesame that are not mentioned on the label, which is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts and/or an allergy to sesame.
The leaflet in the cartons of two batches of Moclobemide 150mg tablets is missing updated safety information, including a warning about using buprenorphine and about serotonin syndrome.
Note from Recalled Today: Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine before you talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
The salad contains mustard that is not mentioned on the label, which is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to mustard.
