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Product Safety Report: Buttonbabblegifts Novelty Food Fridge Magnets (2103-0089)

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Published26 March 2022

The hazard

Product Safety Report for Buttonbabblegifts Novelty Food Fridge Magnets presenting a medium risk of choking.

Product description

Summary Product: Buttonbabblegifts Novelty Food Fridge Magnets Hazard: The product presents a medium risk of choking as it’s reasonably foreseeable that a child could confuse the magnets with the food items it was designed to imitate. There is a risk that the magnets become drawn to each other in the digestive system, which could cause serious injury or death if medical attention is not sought immediately. Corrective action: The product has been voluntarily withdrawn from the market Product information Type Food-imitating products – Fridge magnets Country of Origin United Kingdom Product description Mixed fridge food imitating magnets Product Report and Image Link to Product Image and PDF Hazard It is reasonably foreseeable that a child could confuse the magnets with the food items it was designed to imitate. The product is capable of fitting into a small parts cylinder, presenting a choking hazard for a child under 3yrs of age. When tested, all five of the magnets were found to have a magnetic flux index above 50 kG2mm2 and an average across the sample of 87.4 kG2mm2. If two or more magnets are swallowed, there is a risk that the magnets become drawn to each other in the digestive system, which could cause serious injury or death if medical attention is not sought immediately. The product does not meet the requirements of the Food Imitations (Safety) Regulations 1989. Corrective action The product has been voluntarily withdrawn from the market. Additional information PSD case number: 2103-0089 Notified by: Office for Product Safety and Standards

What should you do?

Check the brand, model and batch number or barcode against your product. If it matches, stop using it, unplug it and follow the measures above, or contact the seller or manufacturer. Keep the product and your receipt until you know whether you can get a refund, repair or replacement.

Official notice ↗ · Source: Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS)

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