20 recalls from October 12, 2026 to October 18, 2026. Urgent ones come first.
The mask encloses the head and has too little ventilation, so it could restrict a child's airflow and lead to asphyxiation, and some required documentation and labelling was missing.
The cable has excessive electrical resistance and is not suitable for use with a 16 A supply, so it could overheat and cause a fire if connected to one.
The costume is marketed for toddlers but came with a cord longer than allowed for toys for young children, which could tangle and wrap around a child's neck, and its plastic bag is too thin, risking asphyxiation.
The mains plug did not meet the required size rules, so a user may get an electric shock when putting the pin into or taking it out of the socket.
The bike has an unfitted single action throttle that lets it run like a motorbike up to 24.9km/h without pedalling, which could lead to the user travelling too fast, losing control and being injured.
The notice says the white bear-shaped baby sleeping pillow with an electric patting function presents a serious risk of asphyxiation when used in a sleep space for babies.
The lasagne contains egg and milk that are not on the label, which is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to egg or to milk or milk constituents.
Over time the power cord on these hairdryers may become damaged, which can expose live parts or cause overheating, so a person touching a live part could get an electric shock or there could be a fire.
The product contains wheat (gluten) but has been incorrectly labelled as gluten free, which is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to wheat or gluten, or with coeliac disease.
The bars were mispacked in Skinny Whip Toffee bar wrappers, which do not say they contain peanuts, so they are a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts.
The bars have been mispacked in Skinny Whip Toffee bar wrappers that do not list peanuts as an ingredient, which is a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to peanuts.
The pate is labelled with a use-by date of 17 December 2026, but the correct date is 17 October 2026, which makes it unsafe to eat after the correct date.
Testing found the cable did not reach its declared reaction to fire performance, so it may not perform as declared.
Testing found the cable did not reach its declared reaction to fire class, which was B2ca-s1a,d1,a1, and instead reached Dca-s2,d2,a1.
The free-standing LED shaving light can give an electric shock because its earthing is inadequate and its insulation is not enough, so live parts can be exposed if there is a fault.
The multi-coloured plush caterpillar toys have a thin packaging bag, a hole giving access to the filling and a loop that came off in testing, so a child could suffocate, choke or be strangled.
The anti-slip part on the bottom of the mattress failed flammability testing, so if it is exposed to an ignition source it could ignite and flame, causing a fire.
The charger's plug is not designed for use in the UK and does not meet the requirements of BS 1363, so if used with an incompatible adaptor a fault could occur and the battery could overheat.
The plastic earth pin on the plug is bigger than BS 1363 allows, which may stop the socket shutters working properly and could give the user an electric shock.
The footbed can become detached from the wedge heel during use, and if that happens the wearer could fall and be injured.
Caspofungin can bind to polyacrylonitrile (PAN)-based membranes used in CRRT, which may make antifungal treatment ineffective, with potentially life-threatening consequences in critically ill patients.
Two batches of Pedmarqsi 80 mg/mL solution for infusion may contain particulate matter, found during routine stability investigations, and no adverse reactions have been reported.
