1,215 recalls tagged with “replacement available”.
BMW of North America recalls 2025 X3 xDrive30 and X3 M50 xDrive after rear brake hoses may leak, causing a loss of rear brake function and disabling ABS and DSC. Owner notification letters were mailed May 9, 2025. If you own a 2025 X3 xDrive30 or X3 M50 xDrive, check your VIN now. Contact BMW customer service at 800-525-7417 for remedy details.
Volkswagen recalls 2025 Atlas and Atlas Cross Sport models from Volkswagen dealers. The automatic transmission may have been manufactured incorrectly, causing a sudden loss of drive power. Letters notifying owners were mailed March 12, 2025, and dealers will replace the transmission at no cost.
Zimmer Inc. recalled 23 units of the Affixus Antegrade Femoral Nails on December 2, 2025. Affected implants may have an undersized distal diameter, leading to potential health risks. Patients should stop using the devices immediately and contact their healthcare provider.
Audi Q3 vehicles are recalled in 2025 for a rearview camera software issue. The camera control unit may fail at startup, causing the rear view to not display. Audi and Volkswagen owners should contact their respective dealers for details and to verify if their vehicle is affected.
Zimmer, Inc. recalled 23 Affixus Antegrade Femoral Nails on December 2, 2025. These implants may have an undersized distal diameter that could lead to fatigue fractures. Patients should stop using the device immediately and contact their healthcare provider.
Advanced Bionics recalled 2 Sky CI M90 behind-the-ear sound processors on 2025-11-27. The packaging label does not match the included product. Consumers should stop using the device and follow manufacturer instructions.
Wayfair sold the Ebern Designs Ojaswi 12-Drawer Dressers from January 2025 through October 2025 for about $75. The recall covers models HD011BL-SL and HD011WH-SL. The dressers measure 39 inches by 43 inches by 12 inches and weigh about 31.7 pounds. They can tip over if not anchored to a wall, posing a risk of serious injury or death to children. Consumers should stop using the recalled dressers if
Rotinyard recalled convertible high chairs sold on Amazon after identifying fall and head entrapment hazards. The chairs were sold without the required attached restraint system and the opening between the seat and tray can trap a child’s head. Consumers should stop using the recalled chairs and contact Rotinyard for a full refund.
Vivohome recalled adult portable bed rails due to a risk of entrapment and asphyxiation. The recall covers models VH1316-WC and VH1316-WH. The rails measure about 36.6 inches long, 16.1 inches wide and 15.7 inches high and have a wooden or metallic top bar with a red release button that can collapse. Stop using the recalled rails and contact Vivohome for a full refund.
Outdoor Master recalled two helmet models sold and imported by Outdoor Master after a risk of serious head injury. The recall covers OM-TD BIKE and OM-KSKB helmets. The recall cites noncompliance with positional stability and coverage requirements. Stop using the recalled helmets and contact Outdoor Master for a full refund.
McLee Creations recalled the MyOnlyStyler Root Booster Hair Dryers. The recall involves units printed with MOS-22 on the back of the handle. The product is white with black bristles and measures 12 inches long by 1.75 inches wide. The manufacturer cautions the device lacks immersion protection. Consumers should unplug and stop using recalled dryers and file for a full refund through the recall web
Sofoliana and Glotika baby loungers sold on Amazon by Bosen US are recalled due to risk of serious injury or death. The recall cites low sides and wide foot openings that can cause entrapment and falls. Consumers should stop using the loungers immediately and contact Bosen US for a full refund.
Macardac Products recalled Macardac baby loungers sold on Amazon after safety concerns. The loungers have sides that are too low and openings at the foot that are wider than allowed. The issues can lead to entrapment or fall injuries. Parents should stop using the loungers immediately and contact Macardac for a full refund.
KingPavonini recalled six adult portable bed rails sold on Amazon after determining the product poses a risk of serious injury or death from entrapment and asphyxiation. The recall cites a failure to meet mandatory standards and missing hazard warning labels. Consumers should stop using the recalled bed rails immediately and contact KingPavonini for a refund or free replacement.
Little Partners recalled its Grow 'N Stow Folding Learning Tower after a platform collapse could cause a child to fall. The recall covers LP01711 units with date codes 202409 through 202501. Consumers should stop using the recalled tower immediately and contact Little Partners for a free repair kit.
Bearlala baby loungers sold on Walmart.com by Nuoxuann are recalled. The recall cites a violation of the mandatory Infant Sleep Products standard. The loungers have sides that are too low and foot openings that are wider than allowed, creating fall and entrapment hazards. Consumers should stop using the loungers immediately and contact Nuoxuann for a full refund.
AliExpress recalls a convertible stroller sold online from September 2024 through October 2025 for $215 to $415. The restraint system can fail, creating a fall hazard that could cause serious injury or death. Stop using the stroller now and contact AliExpress for a full refund; you must cut the restraints and email a photo of the destroyed product.
Two Sonex aluminum pots sold in New York are recalled after tests found leachable lead at 0.323 mg/L. The recall is issued by Alanwar Food Corp. Consumers who own the pots should not use them for cooking and should contact Alanwar Food Corp. for refund or replacement information.
Olympus Corporation of the Americas is recalling 1,684 ShockPulse-SE Lithotripsy System generators worldwide, including SPL-G models. Investigations found the generator can blink and fail to recognize the transducer, and damage to the transducer plug or generator receptacle may occur. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the device immediately and follow recall instructions provided
Olympus Corporation of the Americas is recalling 1,082 ShockPulse Lithotripsy System SPL-S single-use probes worldwide. Investigations found the device’s generator may blink and fail to recognize the transducer, risking damage to the transducer plug or generator receptacle. Hospitals and clinics should stop using the device immediately and follow the recall instructions from Olympus.