Ruida Black Ceramic Hair Straighteners recalled due to electric shock risk
Ruida Black Ceramic Hair Straighteners sold on eBay are being recalled due to a risk of electric shock and non-compliance with safety standards. The brand, model, batch number, and barcode are unknown.
- Brand
- Ruida
- Product
- Black Ceramic Hair Straighteners
- Sold on
- eBay
- What to do
- Discontinue use immediately and discard the product. Contact the eBay seller for possible remedies.
Ruida Black Ceramic Hair Straighteners available on the eBay platform have been identified as presenting a safety risk. The product is associated with a potential electric shock hazard, as it does not comply with the necessary safety standards. The specific brand, model, batch number, and barcode for this product are not known.
These hair straighteners were sold online, and it is possible that they were purchased by customers in the Republic of Ireland. If you have bought this product, it is advised that you stop using it immediately and dispose of it safely.
Consumers are encouraged to reach out to the eBay seller through their user account to inquire about any possible remedies or returns related to this product.
From the official notice
Notice details Publication date: 13 September 2023 A safety issue has been identified with Ruida Black Ceramic Hair Straighteners on the eBay platform. The product presents a risk of electric shock. This product does not comply with the relevant safety standard. The eBay ID is 384926381544. The brand, model, batch number and barcode are unknown. The product was sold online through the eBay platfor…
Read the full notice at Competition & Consumer Protection Commission →
Frequently asked questions
Is Black Ceramic Hair Straighteners being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Ruida Black Ceramic Hair Straighteners sold on eBay are being recalled due to a risk of electric shock and non-compliance with safety standards. The brand, model, batch number, and barcode are unknown.
Why is Black Ceramic Hair Straighteners being recalled?
The recall relates to a electric shock hazard. Ruida Black Ceramic Hair Straighteners sold on eBay are being recalled due to a risk of electric shock and non-compliance with safety standards. The brand, model, batch number, and barcode are unknown.
What should I do if I have this product?
Discontinue use immediately and discard the product. Contact the eBay seller for possible remedies.
Where was Black Ceramic Hair Straighteners sold?
It was sold via eBay.
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