Lexibook Harry Potter LED torch projectors recalled due to choking and sight damage risk
LEXIBOOK is recalling Harry Potter LED torch projectors due to choking hazards from button batteries that may fall out and excessive light that could damage eyesight. All batches are affected.
- Brand
- LEXIBOOK
- Product
- Harry Potter LED torch projectors
- Sold on
- Wish
- What to do
- Customers should stop using the product and keep it out of the reach of children. Consumers may wish to contact the place of purchase for this product to see what remedies are available to them.
The LEXIBOOK Harry Potter LED torch projectors have been identified as having safety concerns. The main risks associated with this product include choking hazards from button batteries that may detach and be ingested by children, as well as potential damage to eyesight from the bright LED light emitted by the torch. These issues can pose serious health risks to young users.
All models of the LEXIBOOK Harry Potter LED torch projectors, specifically model LTC050HP, are affected by this recall. The product is sold in the Republic of Ireland, and there are approximately two units that have been identified as posing these risks. Consumers should be aware of the bar code 3380743092157 when checking their products.
Customers are advised to stop using the affected torch projectors immediately and ensure they are kept out of reach of children. It is recommended that consumers contact the place of purchase to inquire about possible remedies or returns for the product.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 4 April 2024 A safety issue has been identified with LEXIBOOK Harry Potter LED torch projectors. The risks presented by the product are choking and damage to sight. The button batteries may fall out of the compartment and be swallowed by a child, which could cause choking. The white LED emits excessive light and may damage a child’s eyesight. The brand is LEXIBOOK.…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Harry Potter LED torch projectors being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. LEXIBOOK is recalling Harry Potter LED torch projectors due to choking hazards from button batteries that may fall out and excessive light that could damage eyesight. All batches are affected.
Why is Harry Potter LED torch projectors being recalled?
The recall relates to a choking hazard. LEXIBOOK is recalling Harry Potter LED torch projectors due to choking hazards from button batteries that may fall out and excessive light that could damage eyesight. All batches are affected.
What should I do if I have this product?
Customers should stop using the product and keep it out of the reach of children. Consumers may wish to contact the place of purchase for this product to see what remedies are available to them.
Where was Harry Potter LED torch projectors sold?
It was sold via Wish.
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