Qchomee Kids Car Travel Pillow Car Seat Belt Cushion sold on Amazon
The Qchomee Kids Car Travel Pillow Car Seat Belt Cushion has been recalled due to a safety issue, as it is not a safety restraint and should not be used. The product was sold on Amazon.
- Brand
- Qchomee
- Product
- Kids Travel Pillow47
- Sold on
- Amazon
- What to do
- Stop use immediately and consider contacting Amazon for remedies.
- Publication date:6 October 2024
A safety issue has been identified with a Qchomee Kids Car Travel Pillow Car Seat Belt Cushion sold on Amazon.
The product is not a safety restraint and should not be used.
The brand is Qchomee. The type/number of model is Kids Travel Pillow47. The batch number and bar code are unknown.
The product was sold online through Amazon. There are approximately 13 affected products in the Republic of Ireland.
If you purchased one of these products, please stop use immediately.
You may wish to contact Amazon to see if there are any remedies available to you. This can be done via your user account on Amazon.
View all product safety noticesFrequently asked questions
Is Kids Travel Pillow47 being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. The Qchomee Kids Car Travel Pillow Car Seat Belt Cushion has been recalled due to a safety issue, as it is not a safety restraint and should not be used. The product was sold on Amazon.
Why is Kids Travel Pillow47 being recalled?
The recall relates to a other hazard. The Qchomee Kids Car Travel Pillow Car Seat Belt Cushion has been recalled due to a safety issue, as it is not a safety restraint and should not be used. The product was sold on Amazon.
What should I do if I have this product?
Stop use immediately and consider contacting Amazon for remedies.
Where was Kids Travel Pillow47 sold?
It was sold via Amazon.
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