One child died after ingesting a water bead. A second child had to undergo surgery.
The water beads will grow if they are ingested.
There was a report of a 10-month-old child who died after swallowing a water bead in July 2023. A 9-month-old child was injured in November 2022 when she ate one and it caused an intestinal obstruction that needed surgery, theThe recall covers the kit which came in a purple container and contained 2 ounces of “jumbo” water beads and 6 ounces of “regular” ones. There was a clear container and lid, five small toy fish, a scissor scoop, tweezers, a handled scoop, activity cards and instructions.
They were sold at Target stores and online from March 2022 to November 2022 for about $15. The company said the items were pulled from stores and online in November 2022 and does not sell it any longer.The kits can be returned to any Target store or returned to the maker of them, Buffalo Games, for a refund. Buffalo Games will provide a prepaid mailing package to ship it back to the company, theFor more information, you can call Buffalo Games at 800-637-0732 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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