293 recalls tagged with “battery powered”.
Bmrwtg recalled its Children’s LED Tutu Skirts sold on Amazon after battery ingestion safety concerns. The skirts use two CR2032 lithium coin batteries to power the lights. Parents should stop using the recalled skirt immediately and contact Bmrwtg for a full refund.
Generic magnetic ball sets sold on Amazon by Ritons are recalled after a high-risk ingestion hazard was identified. The magnets, 3 mm in size and packed in sets of 1,000, can cause serious injury or death if swallowed. Consumers should stop using the recalled product immediately and contact Ritons for a refund with a prepaid return label.
Great Lakes Cheese Co Inc recalls 4,298 cases of pizza-style shredded cheese blends sold through retailers nationwide after metal fragments were found in supplier raw material. The defect involves potential metal fragments that could contaminate the cheese. Consumers who may own any of the affected products should not consume them and should contact Great Lakes Cheese Co for refund or replacement.
Zyntony recalled Kogalla power banks sold on Kogalla.com due to fire and burn hazards. The recall targets BP125, BatPak 2F and BatPak 3F models. The lithium-ion batteries can overheat and ignite, even when not in use. Consumers should stop using the recalled power banks and contact Kogalla for a free replacement.
Abiomed recalled 10,153 Automated Impella Controllers and related components due to potential cybersecurity vulnerabilities in the operating system. The recall spans multiple international product codes and was first issued for devices distributed nationwide and internationally. Providers should stop using the affected controllers and follow manufacturer instructions immediately.
Wholesale Produce Supply LLC recalls 307 cases of Cut Fresh Fruit Salad Harvest Cuts sold through multiple retailers in Iowa, Illinois, North Dakota, Nebraska and Wisconsin after potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. The recall cites a risk of Listeria monocytogenes contamination in the fruit salad product. Consumers should stop using the product and contact Wholesale Produce Supply LLC,
Wholesale Produce Supply LLC recalls 307 cases of Cut Fresh Fruit Mix due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. The product was packed by WPS in Minneapolis, MN and distributed to five Midwest states. Consumers should not eat the recalled fruit and should contact the distributor for refund or replacement.
Wegmans Food Markets recalled 521 units of Wegmans Large Ultimate Strawberry Topped Cheesecake distributed in Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina and Washington, D.C. The cake contains undeclared pecans, posing an allergen risk. Consumers should not eat the product and should contact Wegmans for a refund or replacement.
Orwashers brand Soho Sourdough XL Batard is being recalled after labeling errors could hide sesame seeds. The recall covers 4 pallets of 6 pieces per case in Massachusetts. Consumers should avoid consumption and contact Oven Artisans LLC for refunds or replacements.
BD recalled 2,050 units of the EpiCenter Microbiology Data Management System due to unauthorized access to product service credentials. The defect could allow access to confidential data. Stop using affected devices and follow manufacturer guidance for updates or replacement.
El Rojo Wholesale recalled 2,904 units of El Rojo Pasta De Harina, Wheat Pellets, distributed in Minnesota. The recall cites missing ingredient information and no nutritional panel. Consumers should not eat the product and should contact the company for refund or replacement.
BD MAX System recall affects 62 units distributed worldwide in 2025 after unauthorized access to service credentials. An unauthorized actor accessed credentials used by BD technical support teams. Healthcare providers should stop using the devices and follow the manufacturer’s recall instructions.
BD recalled 4,283 Phoenix M50 Automated Microbiology Systems worldwide after unauthorized access to product service credentials. The unauthorized actor could access affected products and data. Labs should stop using these devices and follow the recall instructions from BD; contact BD for remediation guidance.
BD recalled 1,086 BD BACTEC Blood Culture System units worldwide after unauthorized access to product service credentials. The breach could compromise confidentiality, integrity and availability of affected devices and data. Hospitals and healthcare providers should stop using the device immediately and follow BD’s recall instructions.
Black Sheep Egg Company is recalling 23,400 dozen Free Range Grade AA Medium White Eggs sold at retail and wholesale locations in Arkansas and Missouri. The recall centers on potential Salmonella contamination. Consumers should not consume the eggs and should contact Black Sheep Egg Company for refund or replacement information.
Black Sheep Egg Company recalled 23,400 dozen Free Range Grade AA Large White Eggs sold at retail and wholesale locations in Arkansas and Missouri due to potential Salmonella contamination. Consumers should not eat these eggs. Contact Black Sheep Egg Company, LLC for refund or replacement information.
YooxArmor recalled its multi-purpose kids’ helmets sold on Amazon after safety violations. The helmets fail to meet the mandatory bicycle helmet standard for impact attenuation, stability, labeling and certification. Consumers should stop using the helmets and request a full refund from YooxArmor.
Arizer recalled the Solo II portable vaporizer on 2025-09-18 after reports of overheating lithium-ion batteries. The recall targets units imported by 7111495 Canada. Consumers should stop using the device and pursue a free replacement.
IcyBreeze recalled the IcyBreeze Buddy portable misting fan due to a charging fire hazard. The recall affects consumers who own the IcyBreeze Buddy with a 1.5-liter water tank and a 10,000 mAh lithium-ion battery. Affected units must be returned for a full refund and disposal guidance. Call 817-900-2664 or visit the recall page to begin the process and receive a $150 credit at Solo Brands brands.
HeartSine Technologies recalled 1,291,165 Pad-Pak defibrillator pads sold nationwide in the United States and worldwide. A defect may allow damage pins to disrupt the mechanical fit and electrical contact. Stop using the pads immediately and follow the manufacturer's recall instructions.