Dublin Trends recalls Electric Lighter due to burn risk
Dublin Trends is recalling an Electric Lighter due to the risk of burns. The product may not meet child safety requirements, posing a danger if a child gains access to it.
- Brand
- Dublin Trends
- Product
- Electric Lighter
- Batch codes
- 1hhnjuuw-black
- Retailer
- Dublin Trends
- What to do
- Customers should stop using the product immediately and can receive a full refund.
Dublin Trends has announced a recall of their Electric Lighter, specifically the model HB-020. This product has been identified as a potential burn hazard because it may not adhere to necessary child safety and resistance standards. If a child were to obtain the lighter, they could inadvertently ignite it, leading to burn injuries.
The recall affects approximately 13 units of this lighter in the Republic of Ireland, with the batch number 1hhnjuuw-black. Consumers should be aware that the brand and bar code details are not specified. It is crucial for anyone who has purchased this product to stop using it immediately to prevent any accidents.
Dublin Trends is offering a full refund to customers who have bought the Electric Lighter. For instructions on how to return the product, customers are encouraged to visit the Recall Notice provided by Dublin Trends. Any further questions regarding this recall can be directed to Dublin Trends via email at support@dublintrends.com.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 9 July 2024 Dublin Trends is carrying out a recall of an Electric Lighter. The risk presented by the product is burns. The product may not comply with the child safety and resistance requirements for lighters, therefore, if the product come into a child’s possession, they may play with it and ignite the flame causing them to suffer burn related injuries. The type/n…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Electric Lighter being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Dublin Trends is recalling an Electric Lighter due to the risk of burns. The product may not meet child safety requirements, posing a danger if a child gains access to it.
Why is Electric Lighter being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Dublin Trends is recalling an Electric Lighter due to the risk of burns. The product may not meet child safety requirements, posing a danger if a child gains access to it.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should stop using the product immediately and can receive a full refund.
Which batches of Electric Lighter are affected?
The affected batch codes are: 1hhnjuuw-black.
Where was Electric Lighter sold?
It was sold via Dublin Trends.
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