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The plastic cover can detach and release small balls that pose a choking hazard
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The booster seat can crack in the event of a car crash
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The chest clip on the Britax car seat was incorrectly produced which could result in a more brittle chest clip than was intended.
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Certain Similar Brand Powder Instant Formulas that did not meet quality standards are being pulled off the shelves
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The drop side can detach from the crib, leaving a gap the infant can become caught in, posing a suffocation hazard
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The cribs, sold nationwide and online, have a drop side that can detach, creating a space that poses entrapment, suffocation, and fall hazards
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The firm has received seven reports of falls and injuries
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The small balls on the end of the toy's arms can detach, posing a choking hazard to young children.
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American Eagle Outfitters issues recall toddler girl pants and shorts due to choking hazard
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The reins on horse-on-a-stick toy's bridle are long enough to form a loop around a child's head and neck, posing a strangulation hazard
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Eggs recalled after testing positive for Salmonella
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Bravo Sports recalls 160,000 trampolines due to fall hazard
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Company issues roman shade recall due to risk of strangulation
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23 products containing cilantro, including Trader Joe's salad dressing, recalled for possible salmonella contamination
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Strangulations can occur if a child slips his head inside the cord of the shades or blinds
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Infants can partially fall or hang over the side of the Nap Nanny®, posing a suffocation hazard if the Nap Nanny is placed in a crib
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The CPSC and FDA warned customers to stop using infant sleep positioners
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The toys, trikes and high chairs pose various choking, laceration, and bleeding hazards.
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A reported 228 million eggs have been recalled due to shell eggs testing positive for salmonella
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Johnson & Johnson recalls 4 million packages of cherry and grape Children's Benadryl Fastmelt tablets, 800,000 Motrin caplets
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