AustraliaHands-free self-feeding baby bottles (various models) in sizes 150 mL, 240 mL and 300 mL are affected. They do not comply with the permanent ban on baby bottle self-feeding devices and pose a risk of serious injury or death from choking, aspiration pneumonia, suffocation and ear infections. Stop using the product immediately; dispose of it safely by cutting the teat and placing it with household waste so it can’t be used, and contact JOOM for a full refund if you have not been contacted (product_safety@joom.com, https://www.joom.com/en/faq).
What's being recalled
Various hands-free self-feeding baby bottles in assorted sizes.
Sizes:
150mL
240mL
300mL
The hazard
These products do not comply with the permanent ban on baby bottle self-feeding devices.
Risk of serious injury or death from choking, aspiration pneumonia, suffocation and ear infections with the use of baby bottle self-feeding devices.
What to do
Stop using the product immediately.
Dispose of the product safely by cutting the teat and placing it with household waste so it can’t be used by anyone else.
JOOM is contacting all affected consumers to arrange a full refund.
Contact JOOM’s support team if you have not yet been contacted or if you require further assistance relating to this recall.
Contact
JOOM
Email: product_safety@joom.com
Visit: https://www.joom.com/en/faq
The official notice
This page is a summary of the notice published by Product Safety Australia (ACCC), collected from Product Safety Australia (ACCC). Check the original before you act on it.
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