24 recalls from September 14, 2026 to September 20, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The electric bike and its parts were not assessed using UK conformity assessment procedures, so in a fault the battery could overheat, enter thermal runaway and cause a fire, and it came with a non-compliant plug.
The spring-loaded release/adjustment mechanism may activate unexpectedly while the table is being unpacked or handled, which could lead to injuries, and the product comes without safety information or proper warnings.
The wig failed the flammability requirements, kept burning for much longer than allowed after the flame was removed, and dropped flaming debris, which risks burns to the user and fire spreading to clothing and furnishings.
The product presents a serious risk of electric shock because accessible metal parts can become live during use, and the earthing conductor in the output cable could disconnect before the live conductors.
The busy board comes with a long shoelace that is longer than the maximum allowed for toys for children under 36 months, and a child left unattended could wrap it around the neck and be strangled.
The product is packaged as a "life jacket" but is marked as a 50N buoyancy aid, which does not give the same protection and may lead people to use it where it is not suitable, risking drowning.
The weight collars can fail to grip the dumbbell bar securely during use, which could let weight plates come loose or slide off, particularly under vertical loading, and cause injuries.
Some batches of Clobazam 5mg/5mL and 10mg/5mL Oral Suspension 150mL were packed in cartons with a linear barcode for the branded version, Tapclob, but the notice says there is no risk to product quality.
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Patients keep falling from hoists or slings during transfers and repositioning, causing death and serious harm, and the notice says this is not limited to any one manufacturer, model or care setting.
The stitching in the FH10 and FH20 fire hoods is not fire resistant and may fail after about six minutes in a fire, letting fire and hot gases spread to nearby areas and raising the risk of injury.
Testing found Pluralibacter gergoviae in the hand wash, which may lead to infection or other health effects, particularly in vulnerable users or those with a compromised skin barrier.
The sand inside the bean bags may be contaminated with a small quantity of asbestos, which the notice says is banned because it poses a risk to health even at low levels of exposure.
Testing found volatile organic compounds, including xylenes and styrene, in the toys, which also lack valid safety documents and required labelling, and certain VOCs including xylenes may be harmful if inhaled.
Testing found volatile organic compounds, including xylenes and styrene, in the counterfeit squishy ball, which has no valid paperwork or required labelling, and xylenes may be harmful if inhaled at sufficient concentrations.
The squishy toy in the form of a gummy bear had a Declaration of Conformity that did not match it, lacked required labelling, and tested positive for volatile organic compounds including xylenes and styrene, which may be harmful if inhaled.
The squishy shaped like a piece of cheese had no proof it was properly checked, and testing found volatile organic compounds, including xylenes and styrene, which may be harmful if inhaled at sufficient concentrations.
The plug fuse does not have a ballast and does not meet BS 1362, so if a fault occurs the plug may overheat and melt, which could cause a fire or expose live parts and risk electric shock.
The plug fuse has too little filler material, so the plug may overheat and the product may catch fire, and the notice says it presents a high risk of electric shock.
The plug pins do not meet the size requirements of BS 1363 and cannot make a secure connection to the socket, which presents a high risk of fire and could expose people to live parts and electric shock.
The fly wings on the last page of the book may in some instances come off when pulled, which is a possible choking risk for babies and young children.
The live and neutral connection markings are reversed, so the product could be wired incorrectly, which risks electric shock, overheating and fire.
The bathrobe is missing a required fire label, so buyers are not properly told about fire safety risks, and it does not meet the Nightwear (Safety) Regulations 1985.
The housing may not hold the internal circuit board firmly enough, so it can come loose during normal use, causing a short circuit, overheating and a risk of fire.
There is no evidence the Salted Butter 4oz Squishy, a squishy shaped like a stick of butter, was properly assessed, and testing found volatile organic compounds, including xylenes and styrene, which may be harmful if inhaled.
Wireless CTG systems that use radiofrequency channels can have signal crossover, erroneous traces and signal dropouts, so one monitor may show the fetal heart rate from another and lead to inappropriate clinical decisions.
