LED Flashlight and Battery Set
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BJ's Wholesale Club is recalling Superex SAFETO GO LED flashlight and battery sets because the flashlights can overheat, smoke, or melt when turned on, creating fire and burn hazards. Each set contains one 9.5-inch flashlight with 10 LEDs, two 7.5-inch flashlights with seven LEDs, two 6-inch flashlights with five LEDs, seven "D" size batteries, and four "AA" size batteries. The flashlights are made of red or black plastic with black or gray rubber on the handles and light bases. The packaging displays "Superex," "SAFETO GO Family Pack," and "Bright White LED Flashlights" on the front, with UPC 0-56986-01008-3 and SKU number 700935 on the back.
Consumers who own these flashlight sets should immediately stop using them and return them to any BJ's Wholesale Club location for a full refund. Consumers should dispose of the batteries properly before returning the flashlights to the store.
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The flashlights can heat up, smoke or melt when turned on, posing fire and burn hazards.
Consumers should immediately stop using all of the flashlights and return them to any BJ's Wholesale Club for a full refund. Consumers should properly dispose of the batteries before returning the flashlights to the store.
The recall involves Superex SAFETO GO LED flashlight and battery sets. The flashlight sets include one 9.5-inch flashlight with 10 LEDs, two 7.5-inch flashlights with seven LEDs and two 6-inch flashlights with five LEDs. The sets also include seven "D" size batteries and four "AA" size batteries. The flashlights in the sets are made of either red or black plastic with black or gray rubber around the handles and light bases. The words "Superex," "SAFETO GO Family Pack," and "Bright White LED Flashlights" appear on the front of the packaging. The UPC 0-56986-01008-3 is printed on the back of the packaging along with the SKU number 700935.
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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