NEXT 3 pack footless yellow/blue zip sleepsuits recalled due to choking risk
NEXT Retail Limited is recalling the 3 Pack Footless Yellow/Blue Zip Sleepsuits due to a choking hazard. The zip may detach, creating a small part that can block airways if ingested by a child.
- Brand
- NEXT
- Product
- 3 Pack Footless Yellow/Blue Zip Sleepsuits
- Retailer
- NEXT Retail
- What to do
- Customers are asked to dispose of the product immediately and contact Next Ireland to arrange a refund.
NEXT Retail Limited is recalling their 3 Pack Footless Yellow/Blue Zip Sleepsuits because of a potential choking risk. The issue arises from the possibility of the zip detaching from the sleepsuit, which could result in a small piece that a child might put in their mouth. This poses a serious risk of choking as it could block their airways.
The recall affects approximately 28 products sold in the Republic of Ireland. Customers who have purchased these sleepsuits are urged to dispose of them immediately. If these items were given as gifts, the recipients should also be advised to safely dispose of them.
Consumers are encouraged to contact Next Ireland to arrange for a refund for the recalled sleepsuits. It is important to take this matter seriously to ensure the safety of children who may be using these products.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 1 July 2024 NEXT Retail Limited is carrying out a recall of 3 Pack Footless Yellow/Blue Zip Sleepsuits. The risk associated with the product is choking. The zip may become detached from the sleepsuit creating a small part. If a child puts the small part in their mouth, it can block airways and cause choking. The brand is NEXT. The item number is 514676. The batch n…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is 3 Pack Footless Yellow/Blue Zip Sleepsuits being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. NEXT Retail Limited is recalling the 3 Pack Footless Yellow/Blue Zip Sleepsuits due to a choking hazard. The zip may detach, creating a small part that can block airways if ingested by a child.
Why is 3 Pack Footless Yellow/Blue Zip Sleepsuits being recalled?
The recall relates to a choking hazard. NEXT Retail Limited is recalling the 3 Pack Footless Yellow/Blue Zip Sleepsuits due to a choking hazard. The zip may detach, creating a small part that can block airways if ingested by a child.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers are asked to dispose of the product immediately and contact Next Ireland to arrange a refund.
Where was 3 Pack Footless Yellow/Blue Zip Sleepsuits sold?
It was sold via NEXT Retail.
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