Product description
Child comforters with hard plastic shields and soft latex cherries. Sold from late May 2016, in packs of three. Affected product is marked with SKU 270145, and one of the following batch codes: 09116JC, 08516JC, or 12316JC.
The shield of the comforter measures 50 millimetres across. The previous version of the same product line, still available at some retailers, is not recalled (its shield is more rectangular shaped and measures 56 millimetres across).
The shield of the comforter measures 50 millimetres across. The previous version of the same product line, still available at some retailers, is not recalled (its shield is more rectangular shaped and measures 56 millimetres across).
See a list of details to help identify the product.
Reason the product is recalled
In the event that a child takes the whole comforter into their mouth, the shield and teat size combination may allow the comforter to get positioned in the back of the mouth.
The hazards to consumers
If the comforter is taken into the back of the mouth in a certain position, it may pose a risk of choking.
What consumers should do
Consumers should immediately stop using the comforter and follow the instructions at www.tommeetippee.com.au/comforter-recall/ to obtain a refund or replacement. A comforter for this age group with a larger shield size will replace the recalled comforter. Customers without access to the internet should call 1800 096 938.
Details to help identify the product.
Supplier running the recall
Mayborn ANZ Pty Ltd
Who sold the product
Coles, Woolworths, Big W, Pharmacies and Independent Grocers.
Identifying numbers
SKU
270145
Other identifying numbers
Batch codes 09116JC, 08516JC, or 12316JC
Dates available for sale
-
Where the product was sold
Nationally
Responsible regulators
Regulators are established or appointed by government. They enforce regulations and rules.
Quote PRA number 2016/15594 when contacting a regulator about this recall.
Recall and remedy questions
Contact the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission if you have:
- a question about the remedy being offered to you by the business that is responsible for managing this recall, or
- concerns about the way the business is managing this recall.
