794 recalls tagged with “infant product”.
AiTuiTui recalled its Pull String Teething Toys on January 29, 2026, due to a choking risk. The toys do not meet mandatory safety standards, posing a potential risk of serious injury or death. Consumers should stop using the teething toys immediately and contact the manufacturer for a refund.
BD recalled 204,000 10 mL Luer-Lok/Luer Slip syringes due to a packaging mix-up that placed Luer Slip syringes in a batch designated for Luer Lok syringes. The nationwide recall covers products distributed in California and Texas. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the affected syringes immediately and consult manufacturer recall instructions.
Beacon Promotions recalled 5,788 units of repackaged M&Ms candies on January 26, 2026. The candies contain undeclared allergens, specifically milk, soy, and peanuts. Consumers should not consume these products and should seek refunds.
Gerber Products Company recalled 258,474 cases of its Arrowroot Biscuits on January 26, 2026. The recall follows potential contamination of the product with pieces of soft kraft paper or plastic. Consumers should not consume the biscuits and seek refunds immediately.
Asteria Health recalled 1,631 sterile pellets of Testosterone and Triamcinolone Acetonide on January 26, 2026, due to potential metal contamination. Consumers should stop using the product immediately. This recall affects products distributed nationwide in the USA.
Mangalm LLC recalls 40 cases of Tops GOLD Lime Pickle, 31.74 oz jars, produced in India and distributed to California, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington. The recall follows potential adulteration with erucic acid from mustard oil. Consumers who have purchased the product should not consume it and should contact Mangalm LLC for a refund or replacement via email.
ITS GmbH recalled 510 units of the I.T.S Straight Plate with Angular Stability after MRI safety testing showed higher RF-induced temperature increases under certain MRI conditions. The recall covers multiple article numbers across forearm and straight plates and distributions nationwide in the United States. No injuries or incidents have been reported at this time. Healthcare providers andpatients
I.T.S. GmbH has recalled 5,568 units of the I.T.S. Screw System sold nationwide in the United States after MRI safety tests showed higher RF-induced temperature increases under some MRI conditions than the IFU outlined. The defect involves MRI RF heating that could burn patients. Patients and healthcare providers should stop using the device immediately and follow the recall instructions.
I.T.S. GmbH recalled 120 units of its DUL and UOL ulna locking plate systems distributed nationwide to U.S. healthcare providers after MRI safety testing showed higher RF-induced heating. The updated testing found temperature increases under certain MRI conditions not reflected in the Instructions for Use. Healthcare facilities and patients should stop using the devices immediately and follow the厂
ITS recalls 70 Olecranon Plates with Angular Stability distributed nationwide in the United States. Updated MRI safety testing shows higher RF-induced temperature increases under certain MRI conditions than described in the IFU. Patients and healthcare providers should stop using this device immediately and contact ITS or their healthcare provider for instructions.
ITS GmbH recalled 176 units nationwide in the United States after MRI safety testing showed higher RF-induced temperature increases under certain MRI conditions. The issue could cause burns during MRI exposure. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the device immediately and follow recall instructions.
I.T.S. recalled 46,637 pelvic reconstruction system components nationwide in the United States after MRI safety testing showed higher RF-induced heating than the IFU stated. The issue centers on MRI heating under certain conditions that could injure patients. Patients should stop using the devices and follow manufacturer recall instructions.
Vndueey recalled its Magnetic Men toy sets on January 22, 2026, due to ingestion hazards. The sets contain loose magnets that can pose serious health risks to children. Consumers should immediately stop using the toys and seek a refund.
Mikario Trading recalled 5,000 convertible baby gyms on January 22, 2026, due to a suffocation risk. The baby gyms violate safety standards for infant support cushions. Consumers must stop using the product immediately and seek a refund.
Aborder Products recalled Cumbor retractable safety gates on January 22, 2026, due to a serious entrapment risk for children. The gates can allow a child's torso to fit through the opening, posing a high risk of injury or death. Consumers must stop using the gates immediately and contact the company for a full refund.
Yetonamr recalled Pull String Teething Toys on January 22, 2026, due to choking risks. The toys violate safety standards with silicone strings that can obstruct breathing. Consumers must stop using the toys immediately and seek refunds.
Dynarex Obstetrical Towelettes Cleanser is under an active FDA recall as of Jan. 20, 2026. The recall cites CGMP Deviations that could affect product quality. Consumers and healthcare providers should stop using the product immediately and contact ACME United Corporation or a healthcare provider for guidance.
Instrumentation Laboratory recalled 10 GEM Premier 5000 PAK cartridges sold worldwide after reports of increased PCSND errors during warm‑up. The issue can cause GEM PAK ejections and delays in results. Clinicians and labs should follow the manufacturer’s recall instructions and seek guidance from their healthcare provider.
Instrumentation Laboratory recalls 489 GEM Premier 5000 PAK cartridges worldwide after reports of Process Control Solution Not Detected errors during warm-up. iQM2 monitors the testing process and may allow continued use after AutoPAK Validation. The recall highlights potential operational disruptions in patient management.
Instrumentation Laboratory issued a high-severity recall for 1,126 GEM PAK cartridges used with the GEM Premier 5000. The recall cites increased PCSND errors during warm-up that can cause consecutive GEM PAK ejections. The issue may delay patient results. Hospitals should halt use and follow manufacturer instructions immediately.