25 recalls from October 5, 2026 to October 11, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The guard does not automatically stop the cutting chain when it touches an object, so users may be exposed to the moving chain and cuts, and the plug is non-compliant and could cause an electric shock.
The suction cups on the arrows can detach during use and make small parts that fit entirely within the small parts cylinder and, if swallowed, could block a child's airway and cause choking.
Some Eskuta SX-250 e-bikes modified and sold by BR Ebikes Limited have concealed override switches beneath the seat that let riders bypass the 15.5mph speed limit and reach about 20mph, risking injuries.
The toy's eyes can detach or break off during use, making small parts that could choke young children, and its plastic packaging bag is too thin and could cause a child to asphyxiate.
Testing found per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), including perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), above the permitted limit, and prolonged exposure may pose a risk to human health and may cause damage to the reproductive system.
Salmonella has been found in some shell eggs from Yasensvit Ltd, Ukraine, stamped 3UA1012066, and other eggs with that code may also be affected and unsafe to eat.
Some lots of StatStrip ketone test strips have failed quality-control checks and been recalled by Nova Biomedical, and supply is expected to fall, which could disrupt blood ketone testing.
The squishy toys with 'pimples' were sold with a needle or syringe with a sharp point that could puncture the skin and risk injury, and they do not meet the Toys Safety Regulations 2011.
The squishy toys were supplied with a needle or syringe with a sharp point that could puncture the skin and cause injury, and they do not meet the Toys Safety Regulations 2011.
The squishy toys with 'pimples' were sold with a needle or syringe with a sharp point that could puncture the skin and risk injury, and the toy does not meet the Toys Safety Regulations 2011.
The squishy toys with 'pimples' were sold with a needle or syringe with a sharp point that could puncture the skin, and the notice says they do not meet the Toys Safety Regulations 2011.
The toy was supplied with a needle or syringe with a sharp point that could puncture the skin and presents a risk of injury.
The squishy toys with 'pimples' were sold with a needle or syringe with a sharp point that could puncture the skin and cause injury, and the toy does not meet the Toys Safety Regulations 2011.
The squishy toys with 'pimples' were sold with a needle or syringe with a sharp point that could puncture the skin and cause injury, and the toy does not meet the Toys Safety Regulations 2011.
Salmonella has been found in pistachio nuts used as an ingredient in the products, and symptoms usually include fever, diarrhoea and abdominal cramps.
The toy's adjustable neck strap has no effective breakaway mechanism and may entangle a child, and the notice also says it is too loud and its battery compartment screw can be fully removed.
The plastic packaging bag is too thin for its size, so a child could put it over their mouth and nose and be unable to remove it, and the pop-its and chains also pose a choking risk.
The spool cover on affected trimmers may break and be ejected at high speed during use, which poses a risk of injury to the user and bystanders.
The scooter comes without enough safety information and warnings, as it has no clearly marked maximum user weight and poor labelling of the freewheel mechanism, which could cause loss of control, collisions, falls and injuries.
The plush toys come in a flexible plastic bag larger than 100mm x 100mm that is thinner than the minimum required, which the notice says presents a high risk of asphyxiation.
There is no evidence the GUYISA F055SBK safety shoes protect the user as required, and they came without proper documents, safety instructions and markings, which could lead to injuries.
The sand sealed inside the gonks 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.
Norgine is recalling two batches as a precaution because some units contain the incorrect amounts of active ingredients.
Note from Recalled Today: Don't stop taking a prescribed medicine before you talk to your pharmacist or doctor.
The zip closure on the ASDA Kidz Pop Up Bear Tent may allow a user to become trapped during use, and the tent does not meet the requirements of the Toys (Safety) Regulations 2011.
The glass mug may shatter during use, and if it breaks while holding a hot drink, people could be burned by the hot liquid or hurt by sharp glass pieces.
