Asda/George recalls Boys Octopus rash vest & short set due to burn risk
Asda/George is recalling the Boys Octopus Rash Vest & Short Set due to a risk of burns as it does not meet the relevant sun safety standard. Without additional sun protection, children may be at risk of burns on exposed areas of their arms and legs.
- Brand
- George
- Product
- Boys Octopus Rash Vest & Short Set
- Retailer
- Asda
- What to do
- Customers should stop using the product and keep out of reach of children.
Asda/George has announced a recall of the Boys Octopus Rash Vest & Short Set because it poses a burn risk to children. The product fails to meet the necessary sun safety standards, which means that without additional sun protection, children could suffer burns on their exposed arms and legs.
The recall affects all sizes of the rash vest and short set, specifically item numbers 51466791, 51466842, 51466884, and 51466902, with corresponding barcodes provided in the notice. Approximately four of these products were sold in the Republic of Ireland through the Global-e platform.
Consumers who have purchased this product are advised to stop using it immediately and ensure it is kept out of reach of children. The Global-e platform has reached out to affected customers and will facilitate refunds for the recalled items.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 6 August 2024 Asda/George is carrying out a recall of Asda/George Boys Octopus Rash Vest & Short Set. The product presents a risk of burns as it does not meet the relevant sun safety standard. Without additional sun protection, children may be at risk of burns on exposed areas of their arms and legs. The brand is George. The affected product item numbers and co…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Boys Octopus Rash Vest & Short Set being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Asda/George is recalling the Boys Octopus Rash Vest & Short Set due to a risk of burns as it does not meet the relevant sun safety standard. Without additional sun protection, children may be at risk of burns on exposed areas of their arms and legs.
Why is Boys Octopus Rash Vest & Short Set being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Asda/George is recalling the Boys Octopus Rash Vest & Short Set due to a risk of burns as it does not meet the relevant sun safety standard. Without additional sun protection, children may be at risk of burns on exposed areas of their arms and legs.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should stop using the product and keep out of reach of children.
Where was Boys Octopus Rash Vest & Short Set sold?
It was sold via Asda.
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