25 recalls from May 25, 2026 to May 31, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The spikes around the outside of the teething ball can easily detach or break off, and these small parts can be a choking risk to young children, particularly those under 36 months old.
The garland with multicoloured flowers presents a serious risk of burns and injuries because its button batteries are easily accessible, and a child given it to wear may remove the battery cover.
The terminal blocks have an incorrectly stamped spring that could heat at the contact point and cause thermal damage, which could lead to a fire, or an explosion if used in hazardous areas.
The pillow has been identified as presenting a risk of suffocation in a baby's sleep space, as pillows increase the risk of overheating and airway obstruction, which have been associated with sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
The squishy doughnut toy contains 13.015% of two phthalates, above the 0.1% limit, which may harm children's health, and its detachable plastic shapes may be a choking risk to young children.
The button battery compartment is not adequately secured and is easily accessible, so the batteries may be placed in the mouth and swallowed, risking choking and damage to the gastrointestinal tract in young children.
The button batteries in this toy are accessible and could be put in a child's mouth during play, and if swallowed they may cause injuries and burns to the gastrointestinal tract.
There is not enough evidence that these products will work as needed in a safety critical situation, one carabiner gate opened during set up, and the certificates supplied for them were found to be counterfeit.
A sharp edge in the folding mechanism may wear away the insulation of the wiring over time, which could make the bike fail during use and possibly injure the user.
The wax heater has poor quality soldering with wires soldered directly to other components, which could make it live during use and give the user an electric shock.
The outer cover fabric of the mattress failed the 'match' test, so it may ignite and cause a fire when near a source of ignition.
The lamp's cord is not held in place well enough, so live parts may be exposed or strained, the lamp could become live, and touching it could give an electric shock.
Leaks may occur in the fuel system of the EVC 7000 engine, and if fuel escapes through the leaks it could ignite and catch fire.
The internal wiring is not securely attached, so wires could loosen during use and cause the power bank to short-circuit, overheat and catch fire.
The car seat adapter may fail to properly engage and lock with the spring-loaded pin on the stroller chassis, so the car seat can fully detach from the stroller and fall to the ground.
The projector's battery may overheat and enter thermal runaway, which could cause a fire, and the product does not meet the Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016.
The product may contain hazelnuts (nuts) and soya lecithin (soya) that are not declared on the label, a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to hazelnuts (nuts) or soya.
The chutney may contain pieces of metal, which makes it unsafe to eat.
A carton of Ramipril 2.5 mg Capsules from batch GR155023 was found to hold two blister packs of Ramipril 10 mg Capsules, so people could take too high a dose and feel lightheaded, faint or tired.
The product may contain battery contact pin assemblies that differ from the design validated during certification, so it may not give its certified level of ignition protection in explosive atmospheres.
The notice says the water beads present a high risk of asphyxiation because, if swallowed in their hydrated form, they can block a young child's airway.
The plug has a fuse link with no granular filler, which the notice says is needed for the fuse to work safely in a fault, and its absence could lead to the plug overheating and/or exploding.
A visual indicator on the base may be disrupted if the car seat is not detached in the intended way, so the indicator may show green even though the car seat might not be properly connected to the base.
The trousers may have cracked poppers at the waist, which may develop sharp edges and cause cuts to fingers or legs during use.
The cashews may contain glass, which makes them unsafe to eat.
In rare cases the Allurion Gastric Balloon has not passed through the stomach or bowel as intended, leading to gastric outlet obstruction, small bowel obstruction and gastric perforation, which need prompt medical help.
