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Consumer Recalls Daily2026-07-13July 13, 2026

Consumer Recalls Daily — 2026-07-13

TITLE: Recall Digest: Gun Safes, Bed Rails & Infant Walkers Flagged for Death Risk; Amgen Triples Down on Cardiac Drug Contamination

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CPSC — Consumer Products

Highest-severity: injury/death risk

Several recalls this cycle carry explicit risk of death, concentrated in child-safety and home-security categories:

  • [26607] Biometric gun safes sold exclusively on Amazon by BBRKIN can be opened by unauthorized users — including children — because the biometric lock fails, posing a serious injury and death hazard; consumers must stop using the biometric feature and secure firearms another way.
  • [26608] Moodooy adult bed rails (sold on Amazon via Yuezhang) violate the mandatory entrapment standard, allowing users to become trapped between the rail and mattress — a suffocation/death hazard.
  • [26609] WonderStone infant walkers (Walmart.com, via Wonder Stone Toys) fit through standard doorways and don't stop at stair edges, violating the mandatory infant-walker standard and risking fatal falls.
  • [26596] AMASKY nursing pillows (Amazon, via Pretty-Life) violate infant-support-cushion standards and can obstruct a baby's breathing, posing a suffocation death risk.
  • [26591] Vevor baby loungers have sides too low and foot openings too wide, violating the infant sleep-product standard and risking entrapment and falls.
  • [26592] Topyond pool drain covers (sold by Jialyduu) violate the Virginia Graeme Baker Pool & Spa Safety Act, creating deadly entrapment/drowning hazards for swimmers.
  • [26593] Diamond Wipes International's CVS Health medicated hemorrhoidal wipes contain lidocaine in non-child-resistant packaging, violating the Poison Prevention Packaging Act and risking fatal child poisoning.

Button-cell and magnet ingestion (child hazard cluster)

A recurring pattern of imported children's products failing federal battery/magnet safety rules: [26600] Junpower CR2032 lithium coin batteries (Amazon/JSNJ_Tech) lack Reese's Law-mandated child-resistant packaging; [26594] POPOOO's LED finger-light toys and [26580] Honlyne's LED party favors both expose button cells that kids can access; [26578] Raychy children's light-up sneakers (imported by Carina and Rambo) have accessible coin batteries and bad warning labels; [26579] Small Fish's Montessori busy boards can shed high-powered magnets that cause fatal internal injuries if swallowed. All pose ingestion death risk in young children.

Fire and burn hazards

  • [26610] Flaunt MagSafe power banks can overheat and ignite — stop use immediately.
  • [26611] Greenworks/Kobalt 24V and 48V yard tool batteries can short-circuit when charged via USB-C while still in the tool.
  • [26606] Best Buy's Insignia gas ranges have front knobs that can be bumped on accidentally by people or pets, risking fire.
  • [26605] Conair's Cuisinart Propel+ 3-in-1 gas grills have a pizza-oven glass window that can shatter, causing lacerations.
  • [26595] Rowenta cordless vacuums can overheat and ignite via a faulty lithium-ion battery.
  • [26581] Daikin/Amana air conditioners and heat pumps can stay energized during a ground fault even when switched off, risking fire or burns.
  • [26599] Cooper Lighting's Metalux high-bay LED fixtures can overheat and ignite nearby materials.
  • [26582] Treatlife Technology smoke/CO combo detectors (Amazon-exclusive) can silently fail to alert residents to fire — a death-risk failure mode.

Choking, ingestion, and other hazards

  • [26601] Conair's Cuisinart grill brushes (over 1 million units) can shed metal bristles into food, risking serious internal injury requiring surgery.
  • [26598] Target's Gigglescape™ popping toy can release small balls if its dome detaches, a choking hazard.
  • [26507] Kith Retail children's loungewear sets fail mandatory flammability standards for sleepwear, risking burns.
  • [26603] and [26602] Winco Fireworks International's Roman Candle 8-Shot and Unity 7-Shot 200-gram aerial cake fireworks can malfunction or tip over, causing explosion/burn injuries — return to point of purchase.

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FDA — Drugs, Devices & Food

No injury/death reports cited in this batch; all listed actions are voluntary, Class II recalls.

Amgen issued three separate Class II recalls tied to manufacturing quality: [D-0615-2026] Corlanor (ivabradine) 7.5mg tablets and [D-0612-2026] Corlanor 5mg tablets (both 60-ct bottles, made in Italy) for presence of a foreign substance, plus [D-0614-2026] Sensipar (cinacalcet) 60mg tablets for CGMP deviations.

A potentially serious mix-up: [D-0626-2026] Camber Pharmaceuticals' Lacosamide Tablets USP 100mg (mfg. by Annora Pharma, India, NDC 31722-813-60) may contain stray Selexipag 1000mcg tablets — a wrong-drug risk flagged via complaint.

Sterility concerns hit CareFusion/BD: [D-0622-2026] ChloraPrep Clear 1mL applicators and [D-0623-2026] ChloraPrep FREPP Clear 1.5mL applicators were both recalled for wrinkled paper lidding that may breach the sterile seal.

Other CGMP/formulation issues: [D-0611-2026] Ajanta Pharma's Fenofibrate 200mg capsules (NDC 27241-120-04) for CGMP deviations; [D-0617-2026] Direct Rx's Duloxetine D/R 30mg capsules for an N-nitrosamine impurity above FDA's interim limit; [D-0627-2026] Elevate Oral Care's Povi-One 10% povidone-iodine antiseptic for sub-potency; and [D-0618-2026] Central Admixture Pharmacy Services' patient-specific Pediatric TPN bag (Rx# 24-1269856-0-1), which was missing copper and famotidine called for on the label.

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