Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2014-09-22
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Reported risk: Health Canada's sampling and evaluation program has determined that this feather boa does not meet the requirements for textile flammability under Canadian law. If exposed to flames such as from candles, matches or lighters, the feather boa could catch fire and possibly cause burns to consumers. Neither The Michaels Companies, Inc. nor Health Canada has received reports of consumer incidents or injuries to Canadian related to the use of these feather boas. For tips to help consumers celebrate Halloween safely, see the following Health Canada's publications: Halloween Safety and Reminding Canadians to have a safe Halloween .
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