Light Up Pop Pipes recalled due to choking and chemical burn risk
Light Up Pop Pipes sold on Amazon are recalled due to a chemical and choking risk. The battery compartments do not secure the batteries, making them accessible to children who may swallow them, posing a choking hazard and potential chemical burns.
- Product
- Light Up Pop Pipes
- Sold on
- Amazon
- What to do
- Discontinue use immediately and keep away from children. You may wish to contact Amazon for remedies.
Light Up Pop Pipes, available for purchase on Amazon, have been identified as posing safety risks. The product's battery compartments do not have screws or similar fixtures to secure the batteries, allowing them to be easily accessed. This situation creates a choking hazard for children who may put the batteries in their mouths, as well as a risk of chemical burns to the gastrointestinal tract if swallowed.
Approximately 11 of these products have been sold in the Republic of Ireland. Unfortunately, specific details such as the brand, model number, barcode, and batch number are not available. Consumers who have purchased these Light Up Pop Pipes are advised to stop using them immediately and keep them out of reach of children.
If you have bought this product, you may want to reach out to Amazon through your user account to inquire about possible remedies or returns. It is crucial to take these precautions to ensure the safety of children and avoid any potential hazards associated with the product.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 19 December 2023 A safety issue has been identified with Light Up Pop Pipes sold on Amazon. The product presents a chemical and choking risk. The battery compartments within the product do not include a screw, or similar fixing to secure the batteries. As a result, batteries can become accessible which a child may place in the mouth and swallow presenting a choking…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Light Up Pop Pipes being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Light Up Pop Pipes sold on Amazon are recalled due to a chemical and choking risk. The battery compartments do not secure the batteries, making them accessible to children who may swallow them, posing a choking hazard and potential chemical burns.
Why is Light Up Pop Pipes being recalled?
The recall relates to a choking hazard. Light Up Pop Pipes sold on Amazon are recalled due to a chemical and choking risk. The battery compartments do not secure the batteries, making them accessible to children who may swallow them, posing a choking hazard and potential chemical burns.
What should I do if I have this product?
Discontinue use immediately and keep away from children. You may wish to contact Amazon for remedies.
Where was Light Up Pop Pipes sold?
It was sold via Amazon.
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