Chicago Bears Bobble Head Figurines
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission, McDonald's Corporation, and Bobble Dreams USA have announced a recall of Chicago Bears bobble head figurines depicting NFL players Brian Urlacher and Anthony Thomas. These 7-inch tall figurines feature heads on springs that bobble side to side and are dressed in Chicago Bears uniforms, with the McDonald's logo and player name printed on the base. The figurines are marked with labels reading "BOBBLE DREAMS USA," "MADE IN CHINA," and "OFFICIAL NFL LICENSED PRODUCT."
The paint on some figurines contains excess levels of lead, which could pose a lead poisoning hazard if ingested over time by children. According to the recall notice, consumers should keep these figurines away from children and contact McDonald's to receive return and refund instructions.
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The paint on some of the figurines contains excess levels of lead. If ingested over time by children, the lead from the paint may present a lead poisoning hazard.
Consumers should keep these figurines away from children and contact McDonald's to receive return and refund instructions.
The recalled bobble head figurines are designed in the likeness of NFL players Brian Urlacher and Anthony Thomas. The 7-inch tall figurines have heads on springs that cause them to bobble from side to side. The figurines are dressed in Chicago Bears' uniforms. The McDonald's logo and the player's name are printed across the front of the base. Labels on the bottom of the figurine read, "BOBBLE DREAMS USA" and "MADE IN CHINA," and "OFFICIAL NFL LICENSED PRODUCT."
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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