consumer product safety commission (cpsc)

What should parents do if they own a recalled product?

If parents discover they own a recalled product, they should stop using it immediately and follow the instructions provided by the CPSC. This often involves returning the product for a refund or a replacement. Detailed information is typically available on the CPSC website.

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