Consumer Safety & Recalls Hub

It often happens that products readily available on shelves or food sold in grocery stores have to be recalled. For physical products, it's mostly a hazard caused by a design flaw. For food, it's often a possible contamination or unspecified allergens.

In all cases, it is a question of safety. Stay informed!

What should you do if you own a recalled item?

1. Stop Using It

Immediately stop using the product or consuming the food. Store it safely away from children and pets.

2. Read the Instructions

Check the specific details on our site to identify lot numbers, precise hazards, and the required remedy.

3. Contact the Brand

Follow the FDA/CPSC guidelines provided in the alert to get a refund, repair, or replacement directly from the company.