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Flashing Pacifiers - Product Recall

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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced the recall of about 38,000 Flashing Pacifiers due to a choking hazard. The pacifier us intended for older kids and adults, but should a baby get a hold of it, the pieces could separate and end up in their mouth. In addition, the cord on the pacifier poses a strangulation hazard to babies.

These pacifiers have a yellow heart-shaped mouth guard and handle and come with an attached multicolored cord. LED lights are activated by pushing the handle into the base of the pacifier.

These were made in China and imported by Top Goods Trading, of Temple City, California. They were sold in retail stores in and around Los Angeles from November 2007 through November 2008 for about 50 cents each.

If you have one of these recalled pacifiers, you should immediately take it away from your children and contact Top Goods Trading for a refund or exchange. You can reach them by calling collect at (213) 680-0388 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. PT Monday through Friday.

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