Archived - Zipper Pulls and Cellphone Charms — recall 22585
Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2007-09-01
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Reported risk: Health Canada warns Canadians that children may be exposed to lead if they chew, suck on or swallow zipper pulls or cellphone charms which contain high levels of lead. Lead is a toxic heavy metal which can have harmful effects on the behaviour and development of children even at very low levels of exposure. For more information on this hazard, see: Lead and cadmium in children's jewllery
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