495 recalls tagged with “suffocation risk”.
Autoez recalls bamboo shades sold on Walmart.com due to high risk of strangulation and entanglement. The shades may have long cords and exposed inner cords. Consumers should stop use immediately and seek a full refund.
Aloe Up recalled 11,386 tubes of Aloe Up Sport Performance Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30 sold nationwide in the United States. The recall cites cGMP deviations after the product failed total aerobic microbial count testing. Consumers should stop using the product and follow guidance from SV Labs Prescott Corporation or a healthcare provider.
LeMaitre Vascular recalled 1 Artegraft AG1015 vascular graft distributed to Arkansas hospitals after a packaging size labeling error. The packaging error could lead to using the wrong size graft during surgery. Hospitals and patients should stop using the device and follow recall instructions. See the recall letter for instructions from LeMaitre Vascular or your healthcare provider.
Audi and Volkswagen Group of America recall 2025 GTI, Golf R, Audi A5, A6 Sportback E-Tron, S5, S6 Sportback E-Tron, 2026 Q4 Sportback E-Tron and Q4 E-Tron vehicles. The torsion bar in the front seat belt retractors may be damaged during production. Dealers will replace one or both front seat belts at no charge. VIN lookups begin Sept 26, 2025 and owner letters go out Nov 21, 2025.
Volkswagen Group of America recalls one 2025 Audi SQ7 over a potential fuel leak from an improperly tightened high pressure fuel pump. The recall affects a single vehicle and is classified as high risk due to fire potential. Owners should contact Volkswagen for inspection and repair at no cost.
Zydus Lifesciences and Zydus Pharmaceuticals USA recall 600 bottles of Entacavir 1 mg tablets distributed nationwide in the United States. An out-of-specification organic impurity triggered the recall. Stop use immediately and contact a healthcare provider or Zydus for guidance.
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.
Biomet recalled 98 ZipTight Acute AC Joint Implant Single Ziploop devices on Sept. 23, 2025. A missing slotted button assembly was identified in one lot. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the device immediately and follow Biomet’s recall instructions.
Kico Knee Innovation recalls 21 ARVIS Shoulder systems nationwide after reports that AI planning software may cause implant malalignment or reduced range of motion. The recall covers software version V2025.1.2 used with IN-27300 hardware. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the device and follow manufacturer instructions.
LXDHSTRA recalled baby loungers and crib bumpers on September 18, 2025. The recall covers LXDHSTRA-branded loungers sold online at Amazon. The defect involves suffocation and fall hazards linked to design and ban violations. Stop using immediately and seek a full refund from LXDHSTRA.
Youbeien recalled crib mobiles after multiple reports of battery ingestion risks. The mobiles can operate without a remote, but the battery compartment in the remote is easily accessible. Consumers should stop using the product and contact GKKBSJ for a full refund immediately.
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.
EnHomee recalled Fabric 13-Drawer Dressers sold directly by EnHomee Direct due to a tip-over and entrapment hazard. The units do not meet the STURDY Act mandatory standard. Consumers should stop using unanchored dressers and seek a full refund.
Cardinal Health 200, LLC recalled Salem Sump gastroduodenal tubes worldwide after reports of anti-reflux valve breakage. The ARV can fail under excessive force during use. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the device immediately and follow the manufacturer instructions for recall communication.
Cardinal Health 200 recalled Salem Sump dual-lumen stomach tubes worldwide after complaints that the anti-reflux valve breaks under normal use. The ARV breakage can compromise tube function. Hospitals and providers should stop using the devices and follow recall instructions immediately.
Cardinal Health 200 LLC expanded a worldwide recall of Salem Sump silicone dual-lumen stomach tubes after complaints of anti-reflux valve breakage. The valve can fracture under normal use, potentially compromising tube function. Healthcare providers and patients must stop using the device immediately and follow the manufacturer’s recall instructions.
GE Medical Systems recalled 31 LOGIQ P10 R4.5 HD ultrasound systems sold nationwide in the United States and globally after discovering UGAP measurements may misstate liver steatosis. The UGAP data may display inaccurate values representing liver steatosis. Healthcare providers and patients should stop using the device immediately and follow the manufacturer’s recall instructions.
B BRAUN MEDICAL INC recalls 2,760 units nationwide due to a lid misalignment risk in the catheter connector. The recall covers the PERIFIX FX Continuous Epidural Anesthesia Tray and related components. Healthcare providers should halt use and follow manufacturer instructions for recall remedies.
B Braun Medical recalled an epidural anesthesia tray nationwide after finding a lid misalignment in the catheter connector could occur. The recall involves the PERIFIX FX Continuous Epidural Anesthesia Tray and PERIFIX FX Springwound Catheter with a 17 Ga Tuohy needle and 19 Ga closed-tip catheter. The recall date is 2025-09-18 with report of ongoing action as of 2025-10-15. Healthcare providers,,
B Braun Medical recalled 10,130 ESPOCAN spinal/epidural trays nationwide after discovering potential for the catheter connector lid to be in an incorrect position. The recall covers multiple product codes and UDI numbers. Healthcare providers must stop using affected units and follow manufacturer instructions for remediation.