20 recalls from February 16, 2026 to February 22, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The red water beads, described on the packaging as 'crystal pearls', can block a young child's airway if swallowed in their hydrated form, which presents a high risk of asphyxiation.
The water beads present a serious risk of injuries and asphyxiation, because they can block a young child's airway if swallowed in their hydrated form.
The probe may not fully deploy when used, which may make it difficult to use when searching for victims in an avalanche and could delay the rescue of people trapped in the snow.
The adapter's plug does not meet the required size rules, with too little distance between the pins and the edge, so a user can easily touch live parts and get an electric shock.
If swallowed in its hydrated form, the product can block a young child's airway, which presents a serious risk of injuries and asphyxiation.
The kit contains 4-Vinylcyclohexene, which is prohibited in cosmetic products because it is possibly carcinogenic to humans, and it does not meet the requirements of the Cosmetics Regulation.
The ladder cannot hold the weight it claims to without collapsing, so a user could fall from a height and be seriously injured, and its base width and rung clearances do not meet minimum requirements.
The ladder comes without a stabilizer bar and its instructions do not say one is needed, so extending it to its full 5-metre height makes it unstable and more likely to cause a fall and injuries.
The ladder comes without a stabilizer bar and its instructions do not say one is needed, so at full 5-metre height it becomes unstable and a fall from height and injuries are more likely.
The plug does not meet the dimensional requirements of BS 1363 and the fuse is too small, which could lead to the plug overheating and/or exploding.
The plug has no fuse and does not meet the size requirements of BS 1363, and without the fuse the plug could overheat and/or explode, which is a serious risk of fire.
The tool, its battery and charger have not been shown to meet UK safety checks, so the charger or battery could overheat and cause a fire, and the tool also lacked needed warnings and user instructions.
The eye cream failed SPF testing with variable results, so it may not give adequate protection and could increase the risk of sun-related skin damage and sunburn.
The sand in the kit may be contaminated with a small quantity of asbestos, which is banned because it poses a risk to health even at low levels of exposure.
The terminal block is too close to the metal part of the light, so if a wire comes loose and touches the metal, the light may become live and give the user an electric shock.
The plug fuse has too little granular filler, which is needed for the plug to work safely when there is a fault, and without it the plug could overheat or explode.
The notice says the internal stuffing can easily be reached through a zip, so a child could put the filling in their mouth and choke, and the product marking and labelling also need improvements.
Some units of one batch contain low amounts of active ingredients, and the recall is a precaution taking place at retail and wholesaler levels.
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The sand in the set may be contaminated with a small quantity of asbestos, which is banned because it poses a risk to health even at low levels of exposure.
Salmonella has been found in the product, and symptoms usually include fever, diarrhoea and abdominal cramps.
