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Stackrobats Stacking Game - 16 Piece — choking risk

UK OPSSSerious riskChokingSold on AmazonSold on eBaySold on WishSold on FruugoMay 14, 2021

Hazard

The intended use of the toy, has been determined by virtue of its function, dimension and characteristics as intended for children under 36 months. The toy was incorrectly marked with a warning not to give to children under 36 months which conflicted with its intended use. The online listings stated the toy was suitable for children of all ages, so a parent or supervisor would reasonably assume the toy was suitable for and could be given to children under 36 months as no other warning was present on-line. The toy presents a choking hazard as when tested it was found to have male connectors which can easily detach to produce small parts which fit inside the small parts cylinder. The toy contains a removable small ball which would obstruct the airways leading to suffocation were a young child to put the ball into their mouth. The product does not meet the requirements of the Toys (Safety) Regulations 2011.

Remedy

The product has been recalled from end users and withdrawn from the market. The listings have been removed by online marketplaces including eBay, Amazon, Wish, OnBuy and Fruugo.

Product recall

Measures taken

  • Recall of product from end users
  • Removal of listing by online marketplace
  • Withdrawal of product from market

Product description

A stacking game where children can stack acrobat figures on top of one another. There are several small balls included which can be rolled through the acrobats legs. The acrobat figures come in two parts where the user needs to put them together by pushing the two halves together. The image of the acrobat is a sticker which the user needs to attach. The figures and the balls are made of plastic.

What should I do?

If you own this product, stop using it and follow the corrective action above: contact the retailer or supplier for a repair, replacement or refund. This notice was published by the UK Office for Product Safety and Standards.

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