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A teething ring recalled throughout Europe for risk of choking

A teething ring recalled throughout France for risk of choking

Does your baby keep chewing on his teething ring all day long? If you bought it in a Carrefour store, be very careful because this product is recalled throughout Europe. The cause is a resistance defect which could cause a risk of suffocation.

The alert was launched by the Rappel Conso website on Monday September 18, 2023. Tex Baby brand teething rings sold at Carrefour present a choking risk and are therefore recalled throughout Europe.

A teething ring poses a choking hazard

Sold at Carrefour, the teething rings affected by the recall have the following information on the label:

Teething ring

  • Product category: Babies-Children (excluding food)
  • Product subcategory: Articles for children and childcare
  • Marque : TEX BABY
  • Model or reference: 3 Months + / 1868537
  • Product identification: 3616473152435
  • Start/end date of marketing: from 01/15/2021 to 09/18/2023
  • Geographical sales area: entire Europe
  • Distributors: Carrefour

Stop using this product and return it to the store for a refund

These teething rings have been recalled because the hook of the ring has a lack of resistance which could lead to the presence of small detachable elements. These are then likely to be ingested by users, potentially causing a risk of choking. If the airways are completely blocked, there is a risk of respiratory arrest, which can cause severe brain damage.

Thus, the Tex Baby brand encourages its consumers to no longer use the product and to return it to the Carrefour point of sale. The brand also certifies that in order to compensate for this error, the refund of the product is planned, until Friday December 15, 2023.

For any further information, a contact number has been set up: 08 05 90 00 24. He can be reached Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and the call is not surcharged.

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