Hania Bridal Henna Paste: serious chemical risk from phenol
The henna paste contains phenol, which is prohibited in cosmetic products and can cause skin burns and eye damage if applied to the skin, and is toxic if swallowed.
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The henna paste contains phenol, which is prohibited in cosmetic products and can cause skin burns and eye damage if applied to the skin, and is toxic if swallowed.
If the beads are swallowed after they have soaked up water, they can block a young child's airway, which presents a serious risk of injuries and asphyxiation.
The notice says the insulation is not good enough and could break down in normal use, which could make metal parts live and shock the user, and the plug does not meet the required size rules.
The wrench has poor internal electrical construction and its plug face does not meet the size requirements of BS 1363, which could lead to the product overheating and catching fire.
The OPSS says the drill has a serious risk of electric shock because the insulation may break down, and its plug does not make a secure connection to the plug socket.
The dog's eyes easily detach or break off during reasonably foreseeable use, creating small parts that pose a choking risk to young children, particularly those under 36 months of age.
The fuse inside the plug has too little granular filler, which the notice says could make the plug overheat or explode, and the plug pin width is also below the permitted size.
Some packs may contain Mild Cheese and Onion seasoning, which has milk that is not mentioned on the label, a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk.
A stability study confirmed that the THC content is below the acceptable level in three batches, which are being recalled out of an abundance of caution, and no adverse events have been received for them.
Note from Recalled Today: Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine before you talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
Testing has indicated that some 2021-2023 boilers may ignite late, causing pressure damage and possible CO leaks, which could expose people in the building to unsafe exhaust gases and lead to asphyxiation.
Bayer Plc is recalling all stock of these products as a precaution because an impurity was found above the acceptable limit, though no reports of patient harm have been received.