Health Canada warns Canadians of the risks of buying prohibited… — recall 57776
Government of Canada recall portal · Canada · 2017-11-21
As described by Government of Canada recall portal: Health Canada warns Canadians of the risks of buying prohibited, non-compliant and unsafe consumer products online
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Reported risk: With the holiday season upon us, many Canadians will be turning to the Web to shop. While online shopping can be convenient, consumers should be aware that some products available online are prohibited in Canada, non-compliant with Canadian regulations or have been found to be unsafe. Examples of such products found online include baby walkers, infant self-feeding devices, relighting candles, and small powerful magnet sets.
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