Turn down the volume to protect your hearing health — recall 48533
Government of Canada recall portal · Canada · 2012-12-11
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Reported risk: If a personal listening device is on your shopping list this holiday season, Health Canada reminds you that high noise levels can impact your hearing health and physical safety. Personal listening devices can include iPods, MP3 players, portable radios, cellular phones and gaming headsets. In addition to personal listening devices, there are many children's toys on the market that have sound. Playing too long and too often with very loud toys can harm a child's hearing, but a few simple guidelines can reduce the risk of harm.
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