RecallConsumer Product Safety Commission · Product safetyPublished Sep 104/4 quoted sentences found in the source

Amazon-sold finger light toys recalled: 179,739 units, accessible button cells

A California importer recalled finger light toys sold on Amazon for over a decade because children can get at the button cell batteries. The mandatory toy standard requires those compartments to be secured.

UnitsAbout 179,739
Sold atAmazon.com

What the document says

Matched to source. The toys violate the mandatory toy standard because battery compartments are easily accessed.
Matched to source. Sold on Amazon from March 2015 through July 2026 for $5 to $16.
Matched to source. The remedy is a full refund after the customer sends a photo of the disposed product.
Matched to source. No injuries were reported.

Who does this affect?: Sellers of any toy or novelty that contains button or coin cell batteries.
What it costs: About 179,739 units sold for $5 to $16 each, all refundable: roughly $0.9 million (179,739 × $5) to $2.9 million (179,739 × $16) at retail.
What to check: If a product you sell contains a coin cell, check whether the compartment needs a tool or two independent motions to open and whether the packaging carries the ingestion warning the standard requires; ask your factory for the ASTM F963 and UL 4200A test reports.

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Primary source

Cade California Electronic Recalls Finger Light Toys Due to Risk of Serious Injury or Death from Battery Ingestion; Violate Mandatory Standard for Toys