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Multiple Products Recalled Nationwide for Safety Hazards

June 26, 2025

Several companies have issued product recalls due to safety hazards, including risks of suffocation, falls, fire, and poisoning. Consumers are urged to stop using the affected products and follow instructions for refunds or replacements.

Peg Perego Tatamia 3-in-1 Recliners, Swings, and High Chairs

  • Hazard: Poses suffocation risk due to incline angle and improper marketing for infant sleep. Also lacks required high chair warnings.
  • Remedy: Full refund. Contact Peg Perego for prepaid return materials.
  • Units Affected: About 950
  • Recall Info | (877) 737-3464 | service@pegperego.com

Sanven Technology Vevor Handrails

  • Hazard: Welds can break during use, creating an injury hazard.
  • Remedy: Stop use and contact Vevor for refund. Provide photo evidence or return product.
  • Units Affected: About 360
  • Recall Info | (855) 599-6320 | recalling@vevor.com

Boyro Baby Walkers (Sold on Amazon)

  • Hazard: Can fall down steps and contain high lead levels in brake pads. Violates infant walker and lead content standards.
  • Remedy: Stop use, disassemble, and send photos to receive refund.
  • Units Affected: About 1,500
  • Recall Info | boyrobaby@outlook.com

Green Pastures LED Fireplace Lanterns

  • Hazard: Remote control battery is accessible to children, posing ingestion risks. Lacks required safety labeling.
  • Remedy: Remove battery and store out of reach. Contact for return and refund.
  • Units Affected: About 1,250
  • Recall Info | (855) 787-7429 | info@greenpastureswholesale.com

Bell Sports Bicycle Helmet

  • Hazard: Do not meet impact standards, risking head injuries in crashes.
  • Remedy: Cut straps and send photo to receive refund.
  • Units Affected: About 31,200 (plus 480 in Canada)
  • Recall Info | (800) 456-2355 | consumersupport-bell@bellhelmets.com

Professional’s Choice Equine Bits

  • Hazard: Bits can break, causing fall risk to riders.
  • Remedy: Stop use and contact for refund or replacement.
  • Units Affected: About 1,135
  • Recall Info | (800) 331-9421 | info@profchoice.com

Total Saddle Fit Shoulder Relief Cinch

  • Hazard: Cinch may come apart, leading to saddle detachment and fall.
  • Remedy: Stop use and contact for free replacement.
  • Units Affected: About 10,000
  • Recall Info | care@totalsaddlefit.com

DR Power Lithium-Ion Battery Packs

  • Hazard: Can short-circuit and ignite, creating fire and burn hazards.
  • Remedy: Stop use, destroy battery, and follow instructions to obtain refund.
  • Units Affected: About 13,200
  • Recall Info | (800) 454-8643 | recall@drpower.com

iHerb California Gold Nutrition Iron Supplement

  • Hazard: Packaging not child-resistant, risking iron poisoning in children.
  • Remedy: Secure product and contact iHerb for refund. Provide destruction evidence.
  • Units Affected: About 60,000
  • Recall Info | (888) 430-4770 | ProductRecall@iherb.com

The Coleman Company Converta Camping Cots and Stretchers

  • Hazard: Fold mechanism can pinch fingers, risking laceration or amputation.
  • Remedy: Stop use and contact for free repair kit.
  • Units Affected: About 228,760 (plus 438 in Canada)
  • Recall Info | (800) 345-3278

Consumers should take all precautions to secure hazardous products and follow the recall instructions provided by each company.

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