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EU Safety GateRecalled 2012-08-31serious risk

False nails (1. Fengshangmei (Fake nehty) 2. True Lover)

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False nails

  • Brand 1. Fengshangmei (Fake nehty) 2. True Lover

Check against the official notice below — it lists the full affected range.

What happened

False nail products sold under the brand names Fengshangmei (Fake nehty) and True Lover are being recalled due to a chemical risk. The products consist of sets of plastic artificial nails with decorations packaged on paper cards and sold in plastic bags, along with a 5 cm tube of nail adhesive labeled "Feng Shang NAIL ADHESIVE is for artificial nails." The glue in these products contains dibutyl phthalate (DBP), a regulated chemical substance.

The affected products include multiple model numbers: 6421-150-6.80, 248153, B-039, B-0105, and A-761. The recall was initiated by authorities in Czechia. The source document does not specify what consumers who have purchased these products should do.

Written by software from the official notice below. Not reviewed by a lawyer.

Hazard

null The products pose a chemical risk because the glue contains dibutyl phthalate (DBP).

Details from the source

1. A set of plastic coloured nails with decorations and a 5 cm long orange tube of glue with the inscription: “Feng Shang NAIL ADHESIVE ls for artificial nails“. The Individual sets are inserted into paper cards (12 pieces) and packed in a plastic bag. 2. A set of plastic transparent nails w Name: 1. – 3. and 5.: Nail Art4. Nail Art Collection Model: 1. 6421-150-6.80 2. 248153. B-039 4. B-0105. A-761 Notifying country: Czechia

Source

Official record: EU Safety Gate ↗

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