KookSoother teethers recalled over possible bacterial contamination
Wednesday, November 18, 2009 | 04:01 PM ET
Health Canada has recalled about 3,600 gel-filled KoolSoother teethers after testing found bacterial contamination in some.
The latest on consumer product recalls and advisories.
Health Canada has recalled about 3,600 gel-filled KoolSoother teethers after testing found bacterial contamination in some.
Health Canada has announced a recall of Homelite leaf blowers because the fuel tanks may leak and pose a fire hazard.
Health Canada recalled two types of Natursutten baby teethers Monday after tests showed the liquid inside might be contaminated by bacteria.
People with peanut allergies are being warned not to consume certain Nutkao brand nut spreads imported from Italy because they may contain peanuts not declared on the label.
Texas-based Adventure Playsets has voluntarily recalled about 280,000 wooden play sets in the U.S. and Canada after reports that 16 young children were injured while using them.
Salomon Canada has announced a voluntary recall of the toe pieces on some ski bindings produced last year that have been on the market since last winter's ski season.
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a voluntary recall of Handy Switch wireless light switches because they pose a fire hazard.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has issued a voluntary recall of mesh-backed office chairs imported by Raynor Marketing Ltd.
The mislabelling of a bottle of drugs has prompted Health Canada to issue an advisory warning patients to check their prescriptions of Trazorel and Cesamet.