7.5M Baby Shark toys recalled due to risks of injuring children
Contact Zuru For Refunds, Urges Customers
On Thursday, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission declared that 7.5 million Baby Shark toys were being recalled because there is a possibility of children getting hurt.
The organization declared that two types of toys called "Robo Alive Junior Baby Shark Sing & Swim Bath Toys (Full-Size)" and "Robo Alive Junior Mini Baby Shark Swimming Bath Toys (Mini-Size)" have been recalled.
The announcement reveals that children could experience slipping or falling when utilizing the product, especially when placed in a bath or shallow pool. Additionally, they could sit on the rigid plastic dorsal fin of the toy shark, which can result in serious injuries such as stabbing, cutting, or piercing.
The playthings were available for purchase in a trio of shades: yellow, pink, and blue.
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The Baby Shark toys that were taken back also had identification labels on the underside with model numbers like "7163," "7175," "7166," or "25291." The recall only affects the larger-sized Baby Shark toys that have a rigid plastic fin situated on the top.
The company advised consumers to discontinue use of the recalled bath toys promptly and get in touch with Zuru to claim a complete reimbursement of $14 for every larger toy or $6 for smaller toys. According to the announcement, the refunds will be given in the shape of a virtual prepaid Mastercard.
If you need to get in touch with Zuru to request a refund, you can either call them at 833-820-0839 on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. or follow this link to visit their website.
If you want to get additional details about the toys that are under recall, visit this link.
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