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Multiple Consumer Products Recalled Due to Safety Hazards, Injuries, and Federal Violations

Several consumer product recalls have been issued due to serious safety hazards, including risks of injury, suffocation, lead poisoning, and death. The recalls involve items sold online and in stores nationwide.

1. Dearlomum Retractable Safety Gates

  • Hazard: Entrapment risk; a child’s torso can fit between the gate and floor.
  • Units Affected: About 2,200
  • Sold by: Signbaby on Amazon
  • Remedy: Stop using immediately. Consumers should cut the mesh, photograph the destroyed gate, and email the image to regcards.team@gmail.com for a full refund.
  • Contact: kiddoryproducts.com

2. AUGNORYE Padded Crib Bumpers

  • Hazard: Suffocation hazard; violates federal crib bumper ban under the Safe Sleep for Babies Act.
  • Units Affected: About 356
  • Sold by: YIXIA on Amazon
  • Remedy: Cut and photograph destroyed bumpers and email the image to Yixiakejirecall@163.com for a refund.

3. Braided Crib Bumpers

  • Hazard: Suffocation risk; violates federal crib bumper ban.
  • Units Affected: About 260
  • Sold by: Haoyunm on Amazon
  • Remedy: Cut bumpers in half, take a photo, and send to hyzhongtshung@outlook.com for a refund.

4. SPPTTY Kids Bicycles

  • Hazard: Lead poisoning; parts exceed federal lead content and paint standards.
  • Units Affected: About 200
  • Sold by: Shenzhen Yihuachuang Technology at Walmart
  • Remedy: Dismantle bicycle, send photo to lishkjie@163.com for a full refund.

5. Momentum Vida E+ E-Bikes

  • Hazard: Crash risk; fork steerer tube can crack or break.
  • Units Affected: About 6,200
  • Manufacturer: Giant Bicycle
  • Remedy: Check serial number. Bikes with third character “H,” “J,” or “K” are recalled. Bikes with “G” require inspection. Forks will be replaced free of charge.
  • Contact: momentum-biking.com/recall-information, recall@giantbicycle.com, (866) 458-2555

6. WLIVE Fabric Dressers

  • Hazard: Tip-over and entrapment risk; violates STURDY Act.
  • Units Affected: About 6,600
  • Sold by: WLIVE on Amazon
  • Remedy: Stop use unless anchored. Dispose and send a photo to wliveproductrecall@wlivehome.com for a refund.
  • Contact: wlivehome.com, (833) 367-7572

7. Creekliybear Play Yard Mattresses

  • Hazard: Entrapment and suffocation hazard due to size and fit issues.
  • Units Affected: About 21,500
  • Sold by: Kbabyea on Amazon
  • Remedy: Cut mattress, place in waste bin, and send a photo to Kbabyearecall@outlook.com for a refund.

8. Ozark Trail 64 oz Water Bottles

  • Hazard: Lids can eject forcefully, causing impact and laceration injuries.
  • Units Affected: About 850,000
  • Sold by: Walmart
  • Remedy: Stop use immediately. Return to Walmart for a full refund.
  • Contact: walmart.com/help, (800) 925-6278

Consumers are advised to take immediate action as outlined for each product. Retailers and manufacturers are contacting known purchasers directly.

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