Baby's First Playball squeeze toys
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K Mart Corporation is voluntarily recalling approximately 81,000 "Baby's First Squeeze Toys," 75,000 "Baby's First Playball" squeeze toys, and 33,000 plastic "Telephone Receiver Rattles." The squeeze toys, sold for less than $1.00 since November 1987, came in three shapes (telephone receiver, barbell, and dumbbell) with product code #28-17-93, or as baseballs, basketballs, and soccer balls with product code #28-17-96. The rattles, sold for less than $2.00 since December 1987 and shaped like telephone receivers with product code #28-17-86, were identified during a joint surveillance program by U.S. Customs Service and the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
The squeakers in the squeeze toys may come out and pose a choking hazard to children under three years of age. The telephone rattles may break and produce plastic pieces and beads that could present a choking hazard and may cut infants. Consumers should immediately take the squeeze toys and rattles away from infants and return them to any K Mart store for a full refund of the purchase price.
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Choking
October 11, 1988 Release # 88-083 K Mart Recalls Squeeze Toys and Telephone Rattles WASHINGTON, D.C.-- K Mart Corporation of Troy, Michigan, is voluntarily recalling an estimated 81,000 "Baby's First Squeeze Toys" and an estimated 75, 000 "Baby's First Playball" squeeze toys, which sold for less than $1.00 at K Mart stores since November 1987 and also an estimated 33,000 plastic "Telephone Receiver Rattles" which sold for less than $2 stores since December, 1987.Consumers should immediately take the squeeze toys and rattles away from infants and return them to any K Mart store for a full refund of the purchase price. The squeakers in the squeeze toys may come out and could present a potential choking hazard to children under three years of age. The "Baby's First Squeeze Toys" came in three shapes: a telephone receiver, a barbell, and a dumbbell. The package was labeled "Baby's First Squeeze Toys", product code "#28-17-93." The playball squeeze toys came in the form of a baseball, a basketball, and a soccer ball. The package was labeled "Baby's First Playball," product code "#28-17-96."The rattles are shaped like a telephone receiver. They may break and produce plastic pieces and beads, which could present a choking hazard and may cut infants. The package was labeled "Plastic Telephone Receiver Rattle," product code "#28-17-86."U.S. Customs Service and the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission identified the rattles and squeeze toys during their joint surveillance program at the ports of Charleston, Dallas and Savannah
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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