Spin-A- Sound infant toys
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Johnson & Johnson is recalling approximately 1.3 million "Spin-A-Sound" infant toys distributed nationwide since 1981. The toy, which consists of two large yellow wheels connected by a metal axle with rotating colored paddles between them, may develop loose red end caps over time. When the toy comes apart, it can expose children to small ingestible parts including the end caps and a metal axle with a sharp point, creating choking and laceration hazards. No injuries have been reported.
Consumers who have a "Spin-A-Sound" toy should return it to receive a $10.00 refund to cover the purchase price and return postage. To process the return, consumers should enclose their name, address, and approximate date of purchase and mail the toy to: Spin-A-Sound Recall, P.O. Box 11460, Des Moines, IA 50381-1460.
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Laceration
November 2, 1989 Release # 90-007 Johnson and Johnson Recalls Spin-A-Sound Toy WASHINGTON, D.C. -- In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), Johnson and Johnson Baby Products Company, Skillman, NJ, is voluntarily recalling its "Spin-A- Sound" infant toy. Although no injuries have been reported, the firm has learned that over time the red end caps on the "Spin-A-Sound" may become loose, causing the toy to come apart. This could expose children to the end caps, an ingestible small part, and the metal axle with a sharp point. The separated pieces can present a choking and/or laceration hazard.Johnson and Johnson reports approximately 1.3 million "Spin-A-Sound" toys have been distributed nationwide since 1981. The toy was sold in retail stores and through a mail program. "Spin- A-Sound" is a rattle-like toy and was part of the firm's child development toy series. It has two large yellow wheels on each end with red plastic end caps embossed with "Johnson and Johnson." The metal axle joining the two wheels is not visible unless the toy comes apart. Three red, blue, and green plastic paddles rotate around the axle between the wheels. The toy produces a variety of clicking and rattle sounds as a child plays with it.Johnson and Johnson is asking consumers who have a "Spin-A-Sound" toy to return it for a $10.00 refund to cover the purchase price and return postage. Enclose your name, address, approximate date of purchase and mail the toy to: Spin-A-Sound Recall, P.O. Box 11460, Des Moines, IA 50381-1460
Official record: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ↗
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