Consumer Recalls Daily — 2026-06-05

TITLE: Recalls Daily — Magnet & button-cell toys dominate CPSC sweep; Class I MG217 cream pulled for Staph contamination

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CPSC — Consumer Products

Lead: Pediatric ingestion and tip-over hazards

A wave of late-May CPSC actions targets products that pose risk of serious injury or death to children, the agency's highest-severity framing for consumer goods.

• 26509 Daoen's Zen Magnetic Promotional Ball Sets are recalled for violating the federal toy standard with loose high-powered magnets; if multiple magnets are swallowed they can attract through tissue, causing perforation or death.
• 26508 MiniWarGaming/Primal Horizon Disc Magnets, imported by MiniWarGaming, exceed flux limits and fit the small-parts cylinder — same deadly ingestion mechanism as the Daoen set.
• 26522 Walmart is recalling Mainstays 9-Drawer Fabric Dressers (made by Hop Thang Interior Wood, Vietnam) for violating the mandatory clothing storage unit standard; units are unstable unanchored and pose tip-over and entrapment death risk to children.
• 26502 PandaEar Portable Hook-On Chairs are recalled because crotch restraints can be removed without a tool, letting infants fall through — a violation of the mandatory hook-on chair standard.
• 26493 Cosyland children's tower stools (imported by Cosyland Official) can collapse or tip, with body-sized openings that create entrapment and fall death risk; 26490 Guidecraft standing towers are recalled separately for platform detachment.

Button-cell and coin-battery cluster

Reese's Law enforcement continues to drive a steady stream of recalls for accessible button cells and non-compliant packaging.

• 26515 Anzmtosn (Shenzhen Bangduola) Luminous Fidget Spinner Balls sold on Amazon, 26514 Missry Associates' Misco Sports Light-Up Racket Sets, 26483 Missry's Misco Badminton Toy Sets, 26503 ABC Trading's WSDZ Light-Up Glasses, and 26497 ABC Trading children's toys all violate the toy standard because button-cell compartments are accessible to children.
• 26510 Lithium coin batteries imported by Proudly American Store (Canada) and 26484 LiCB-branded coin batteries (Guangzhou Lichengbei) sold on Amazon were pulled for shipping without child-resistant packaging or Reese's Law warning labels.

Fire, burn, and CO hazards

• 26494 Generac is expanding its recall of Generac- and DR Power-branded electric-start pressure washers after the start/stop button can self-activate, causing carbon-monoxide poisoning if running in an enclosed space — a death-risk recall.
• 26513 Joy Furniture (Zhejiang Mingrui) Talan and Royce living-room sofa, loveseat, and recliner sets can overheat at the power switch, posing fire risk.
• 26504 Bethlehem Lights 10-inch Illuminated Ribbon Spheres sold by QVC can overheat their LEDs (fire/death risk); 26511 Tzumi Electronics SLF Sauna Blankets overheat (fire and burn); 26506 Giantex/Costway portable steam saunas direct hot steam at users.

Vehicles and mechanical injury

• 26482 BRP is recalling Can-Am ATVs whose speed-limiter control can malfunction and cause unintended acceleration — explicitly cited as a death-risk crash hazard.
• 26501 Lil Pick Up youth ATVs fail the mandatory ATV standard on suspension and reverse-indicator lighting, posing crash and burn death risk to child riders.
• 26512 Giantex lounge chairs create a finger pinch point during adjustment severe enough that CPSC tags it an amputation hazard; 26479 Minka Lighting Bardon-series pendants can detach from the downrod during installation (impact death risk).
• 26486 Amazon Basics 55 lb. adjustable dumbbells and 26498 HomeProGym resistance bands were both recalled for parts dislodging mid-use, posing impact injuries.

Notable: asbestos in a children's toy

• 26499 The Orb Factory is recalling Orb Funkee Squeeze Toys after sand inside was found to potentially contain fibrous tremolite asbestos — an inhalation hazard prompting CPSC to direct parents to remove the toys from children immediately.

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FDA — Drugs

Lead: Class I — Staph-contaminated OTC skin cream

• D-0553-2026 Wisconsin Pharmacal Company is conducting a Class I recall of MG217 Multi-Symptom Treatment Cream & Skin Protectant (colloidal oatmeal 2%, 6 oz, manufactured by Pharmacal, Jackson, WI) after confirmed *Staphylococcus aureus* contamination of the non-sterile product — the only Class I drug action in this cycle.

Nitrosamine and cross-contamination issues

• D-0544-2026 and D-0545-2026 Zydus Pharmaceuticals (USA) is recalling Erythromycin Tablets USP 250 mg (NDC 70710-1047-3) and 500 mg (NDC 70710-1048-3), both manufactured by Zydus Lifesciences in Ahmedabad, for CGMP deviations linked to N-Nitroso-Desmethyl-Erythromycin above the acceptable intake limit (Class II).
• D-0537-2026 (American Health Packaging, NDC 68084-202-01), D-0534-2026 (GSMS/Lannett 50 mg, NDC 51407-637-05), and D-0535-2026 (GSMS/Lannett 250 mg, NDC 51407-638-01) are three parallel Class III recalls of Primidone Tablets after the active ingredient was found contaminated with trace Acemetacin API — a notable cross-contamination event spanning multiple repackagers.

Sterility, potency, and labeling

• D-0546-2026 UCB Biosciences is recalling Cimzia (certolizumab pegol) 2×200 mg/mL prefilled syringes (NDCs 50474-710-79/-80/-81, including the Starter Kit) for lack of sterility assurance — a Class II action affecting a widely used biologic.
• D-0548-2026 IntegraDose Compounding Services is recalling compounded fentanyl citrate CADD for Injection 2,500 mcg/50 mL (NDC 71139-6030-1) as subpotent — a Class II potency failure in a high-acuity pain product.
• D-0541-2026 Lupin Pharmaceuticals is recalling Liraglutide Injection 18 mg/3 mL (NDCs 70748-346-02 and -03) after white thread-like particulate was found in cartridges (Class II), adding to the run of quality issues across GLP-1 supply.
• D-0538-2026 Safecor Health is recalling unit-dose Atomoxetine HCl 10 mg capsules (NDC 64380-474-01) after a label mix-up in which 25 mg capsules were packaged as 10 mg — a 2.5× overdose risk for ADHD patients (Class II).