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The manufacturer of Airborne Gummies is issuing a product defect recall for about 3.7 million bottles of the supplements after 18 cap explosion injuries. Manufacturers launched the recall because the bottles could pose an injury

U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro has called for a federal watchdog to investigate the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) handling of a recent infant formula recall. According to Consumer Reports, the request from the lawmaker comes

Fitbit has issued a product defect recall for over 1.7 million of its Ionic smartwatches after over 100 people reported they suffered burn injuries when the watches overheated. According to a news report in The

Abbott Laboratories has expanded its recall for potentially dangerous baby formula products after a child died. The company recalled some Similac PM 60/40 cans and cases after the death of an infant who was exposed

Positec USA, the parent company of several major brands, has recalled more than 17,000 electric pressure washers due to an injury risk posed by the machines. According to Consumer Reports, the sprayer hose on these

Anthropologie has issued a product defect recall for more than 20,000 Anecdote autumn glass candles that could pose a fire hazard. The products were sold in Anthropologie stores and online beginning in July 2021. But

Peloton has been accused of hiding rust and corrosion on its expensive exercise bikes by using a chemical solution in an internal cover-up dubbed “Project Tinman,” the Financial Times reports. The report states that executives

Zeno Inc. has recalled about 1,355 infant walkers that fail to meet a federal safety standard and could pose a danger of fall and entrapment. According to an alert posted by the U.S. Consumer Product

A recall has been issued for several models of Yamaha golf cars and personal transportation vehicles (PTVs) because of potential brake failure and the risk of injury and death. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s

A lawsuit has been filed in a bid to force an infant lounger manufacturer to issue a product recall after reports of two baby deaths. Last month, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) warned