Recall Alert: More than 50,000 water bead toys pulled from Target shelves
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says that if children consume the product, the beads expand in their stomachs and can cause obstructions.
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Sep 15, 2023, 10:58 AM
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2h agoMore than 50,000 water bead toys sold at Target are being pulled from store shelves.
The recall is for Chuckle and Roar Ultimate Water Bead Activity Kids from Buffalo Games. The product was sold from March to November of 2022.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says that if children consume the product, the beads expand in their stomachs and can cause obstructions.
The commission also says one baby died and another was injured by the beads.
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