Health Canada has issued major recalls this week involving more than 90 thousand items.
One is at Hudson’s Bay for a Battat B. Toy glowing plastic infrant teether in the shape of a blue, green and red smiling fireflight character named Firefly Frank. SKU number for the product is BX1653.
The wings can become detached including breaking into pieces posing a choking hazard.
Canadian Tire is recalling Armor Coat Quick setting epoxy adhesive in 28 point 4 ml red syringes.
The products recalled are ARMOR COAT Quick Setting Epoxy Adhesive in a dual-cartridge 28.4 mL red syringe in black, white and yellow packaging.
The back card contains the model number, UPC and a Trileaf Distribution logo.
This recall also involves HOMEBOND Quick Setting 5 minute Epoxy, HOMEBOND Quick Setting 90 Second Extra Fast Setting Epoxy, HOMEBOND 5 Minute Quick Setting Epoxy for Metal and HOMEBOND 4 hour Super Strength Epoxy.
The affected products are the dual-cartridge 28.4 mL red, black or blue syringes in red, yellow, blue and /or grey packaging.
The back card contains the model, UPC code and the Home Hardware logo.
The product does not meet labelling or child resistant packaging requirements.
And finally Toys R Us is recalling certain models of Diono booster car seats.
There are certain seats made between September and November of last year that do not confirm to safety standards.
For full details from the Toys R US website click on the links below.
