Refillable Utility Lighter by HRS-Global — archived safety notice 23235
Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2009-12-23
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Reported risk: Testing by Health Canada of these utility lighters has revealed that they pose a burn risk to users because the lighter continues to burn even after the trigger mechanism has been released. Also, the child-resistant mechanism on these lighters may not function properly. Neither HRS-Global nor Health Canada has received reports of incidents or injuries as related to the use of these lighters. For some tips to help consumers use utility lighters safely, see Health Canada's Utility lighters are dangerous in the hands of children!
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