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Product recall: Little Tikes flashlights
Filed under: Toys
Little Tikes is recalling it's Glowin' Dino and Glowin' Doggy Animal Flashlights. The light green paint on the
dinosaur and the brown paint on the dog flashlight could contain excessive levels of lead. Lead can be toxic to
children if ingested. These flashlights were only sold at Target and other characters are not included in this recall. The recalled flashlights include these date codes: LC5H161, LC5H291, LC5I031, LC5I091, LC5I131, LC5J061, LC5J231, and LC5J311. Units which have an R at the end of the date code are also not included in this recall.
Little Tikes asks that you take the flashlight away from children and call for a replacement or refund. For more information please visit the Little Tikes website or call (866) 765-6729 anytime.
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ReaderComments (Page 1 of 1)
3-03-2006 @ 9:12AM
Bonnie said...Thanks for the heads up! My son got the green dino as a gift for his second b-day in December, but fortunately it does not have one of the date codes listed. Whew.
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3-03-2006 @ 9:34AM
Tara said...Another thing was recalled was the first mobile phones that are blue and red and have a teddy bear on the outside. The yellow attenae can come off and is a choking hazzard.
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3-03-2006 @ 9:34AM
bella said...Great, thanks for the heads up... I have these stinkin' toys! Funny, I never liked them or their funny noises! LOL.
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3-03-2006 @ 9:59AM
momma2mingbu said...Hummm.....I wonder if the miniature versions of these that were given out by Burger King are being recalled as well? We have a miniature hippo one from a BK kid's meal.
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3-03-2006 @ 12:07PM
Tara said...Never mind! I see you posted a new story about it! Thanks
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3-03-2006 @ 12:14PM
Camille said...Thanks for the heads up! My son got the dog for Christmas. Works out well for us, he doesn't like it anyway, now I can get him the Playskool one so he can be like his sister.
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3-03-2006 @ 1:20PM
Missy said...We don't have one of these but a friend does and it scares the crap out of our son! I knew there was a reason...
Seriously, though, this begs the question, how the heck is lead paint still showing up in kids' toys? I see the manufacturing country is China, which doesn't surprise me, but are they still using lead paint in their country? Holy cow!
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