As a consumer, you have the right to know about any defects or problems with the products you buy. When food, medicine, or consumer products are found to be contaminated, hazardous, or otherwise unsafe, they may be subject to a recall.
This Recall Roundup has us watching Specialized Tarmac SL7 Bicycles and Frame sets, white wooden stools from Hobby Lobby, and several voluntary recalls of heater-cooler devices used in cardiothoracic surgery.
This Recall Roundup has us watching 200,000 lbs of ready-to-eat salad packs that include undisclosed allergens in the salad dressing and Boppy Baby Loungers.
This Recall Roundup has us watching Maxi Cosi Pria 70 convertible child car seats, Costco shower benches, and Pfizer’s smoking cessation drug Chantix.
This Recall Roundup has us watching 860 kids bike helmets imported by SKE Outdoors Inc., of Katy, Texas that were recalled for safety issues and potential salmonella and listeria contamination in Top Quality Dog Food of Hyattsville, MD.
This Recall Roundup has us watching contaminated ultrasound gel from Eco-Med Pharmaceuticals, Inc., 100,000 of GM’s Chevy Bolts, and over 200,000 hoverboards and scooters from Razor.
This Recall Roundup has us watching CPAP Machines from Philips Respironics, Dollar General lounge chairs, and BrightFarms Spinach.
This Recall Roundup has us watching multiple frozen shrimp brands distributed by Avanti Frozen Foods Pvt. Ltd., Johnson & Johnson Organix Hair Care, and Dole Blueberries.
This Recall Roundup has us watching 6000 Tesla vehicles, enoki mushrooms from Concord Farms, and potentially contaminated fish products from Banner Smoked Fish, Inc. of Brooklyn.
This Recall Roundup has us watching frozen chicken from Big Daddy Foods in Houston, Boston Scientific stent systems, folding chairs from Walmart, and cat foods from Natural Balance Pet Foods, Inc.
