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The Earldom Universal travel adapter poses a serious risk of electric shock because it allows users to plug in earthed appliances without an earth connection and enables contact with live pins during use. The product…
Notified by United Kingdom in respect of Northern Ireland · origin: People's Republic of China
The TREQA "Fast Charger" model CH-64 poses a serious risk of electric shock due to inadequate insulation between circuits, potentially electrifying the USB ports and causing injury. The product is being recalled from…
The KAKUSIGA “Power Adapter” USB charger (model KSC‑1225) has been withdrawn from the market because it can cause electric shock. The device lacks sufficient insulation between its primary and secondary circuits…
The EU has issued a safety alert for KAKUSIGA “Single port smart charger set” (models KSC‑926 and KSC‑927), a white USB‑C charger with an integrated mains plug and cable. The product lacks adequate insulation between…
The USB charger KAKUSIGA Dual Type-C Interface Charger (model KSC-922) poses a serious electric shock risk due to inadequate insulation between primary and secondary circuits, allowing secondary ports to become live…
Notified by Poland · origin: People's Republic of China
The wireless mouse model 2.4 G Wireless mouse · A-103S contains solder with up to 39.5% lead by weight, exceeding EU RoHS 2 Directive limits and posing environmental risks. The product is being withdrawn from the market…
A squeeze toy called "Steamed Bun" poses a serious risk of choking to young children because small parts can easily detach and be swallowed. This product does not meet EU safety standards for toys. It has been banned…
The YOYOSO "Khaki striped cute lying cat plush toy" poses a serious choking risk due to easily detachable small parts like eyes and accessible stuffing. The product fails to meet the Toy Safety Directive and EN 71-1…
Notified by France · origin: Germany
The EU has identified a serious risk that the Ulanzi "Smartphone magsafe selfie flip light" could harm the environment due to high levels of lead in its solders. The product does not comply with EU rules on hazardous…
A soft toy shaped like a mushroom, manufactured by Fabrique à doudous and sold in Europe, poses a choking hazard due to its easily detachable stuffing. The product does not meet the Toy Safety Directive or EN 71-1…
Dayplus rechargeable polishing machines have been rejected at the border in Northern Ireland because the supplied adapter failed electrical safety tests, creating a risk of electric shock from inadequate insulation…
The EU has warned that some squeeze toys, specifically "Squishy fidget fun!", can catch fire if exposed to a flame. This is because they are not designed to prevent the combustion process from happening quickly. As a…
Notified by Hungary · origin: People's Republic of China
Mitsubishi's COLT cars may have a problem with the ball joint nuts, which can cause unusual noises while driving and potentially lead to accidents if not fixed. This is due to an error in the tightening process during…
Notified by Hungary · origin: People's Republic of China
A USB charger called the "ORIGINAL FASTCHARGER" can give users an electric shock due to inadequate insulation between its circuits. This makes it a serious risk and it does not meet EU safety standards. It has been…
Notified by Hungary · origin: People's Republic of China
The EZRA FAST TRAVEL CHARGER HC67 poses a serious risk of electric shock due to inadequate insulation between its circuits. Users may receive an electric shock from the USB ports or connected cable if exposed to mains…
The EU has issued a safety alert for the EZRA “COLORFUL LED CHARGER” (model HC24), a white USB charger with two USB‑A ports and a night‑light, because it lacks proper insulation between its primary and secondary…
A HAOJUE "FAST CHARGER" LCF-13 USB charger poses a serious risk of electric shock because it lacks proper insulation between its circuits, potentially electrifying the USB ports. This product does not meet EU safety…
A teething toy called "Silicone Teether" from brand Platube has been recalled due to a choking hazard. The toy can be sucked too far into a child's mouth, potentially causing obstruction or blockage of the airway. This…