The FDA's website lists a Class II recall as "a situation in which use of or exposure to a violative product may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences or where the probability of serious adverse health consequences is remote."

According to the FDA, the recall includes multiple varieties of Brush Buddies kids toothpaste distributed nationwide, including some character-themed and ice-cream flavors. The recall also included two types of Evo products marketed for teeth whitening and sensitivity, and two Aru products marketed for gum health and cavity protection.

Quick, everyone short-sell Major Pharmaceuticals and Cardinal Health. 📉

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Why can't people just post information anymore? This link went straight to YT, despite not mentioning this anywhere.

But first they have to catch them

Title reads like someone having a stroke.

Nice to see Jeep hasn't changed since they killed an up and coming Hollywood star.

... incompetent fucks.

Isn't that a feature of Harley's?

I love peanuts so everyone can send their noodles to me but I know they are deadly for some.

They sold 173 Cybertrucks? 😆😮‍💨🤣

I've never heard of a Tesla Cybertruck, but I know Tesla makes pedomobiles & Nazitruck owners complaining about getting conned lack self awareness. Whenever I see people proudly driving those vehicles around, then I know exactly who the fascist pedo-supporters are.

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For those who want to check

The recall concerns two models of the Thermos Stainless King food jar (numbers SK3000 and SK30020) and one model of the Sportsman food and beverage bottle (SK3010). Their model numbers can be viewed on the bottom of the containers, and all Thermos products have the trademark on their side.

About 5.8 million food jars and 2.5 million bottles are being recalled, which were sold nationwide between 2008 and 2024. The products were sold at Target and Walmart stores, among other places, as well as online through Amazon and the official Thermos website.

This looks more like it was more of a deliberate design decision to save money. If the bad stoppers had pressure release that isn’t working properly, that’s a defect. The stopper having no pressure release whatsoever, is something else.

The products are missing a key mechanism in the stopper, meaning they can abruptly fling themselves at people when opened under certain circumstances. At least two dozen injuries linked to the recalled bottles and jars have been reported, including several who suffered permanent blindness as a result.

Mirrors always work.

• FDA
• CDC

I see a lot of knee jerk so going to bring the nuance from the article. Now I don't drink raw milk and are one of these modern odd types that like flouridization, pasteurization, and vaccines. Also sterilization. Anyway the main thing with the article is no FDA testing found any E. coli in their product. The FDA asked them to do the recall based on 5 out of 9 of the folks falling ill listing their product among things they had eaten recently. I read the article because it was cheese which kinda made me wonder as if I was like sent back in time before pasteurization I would likely not avoid dairy as much as limit consumption to cooked foods or cheese. I mean if it did get e.coli kinda feel it would be afterwards given its cheddar and the process for making cheese is to preserve dairy and makes conditions that make it hard for e. coli to survive. So if it is the source of the e. coli it would be just as likely for pasteurized milk cheese to get it unless it had preservatives in it.

You mean when they put in the chemicals that change your DNA to make you gay. It's even in the word! Homo-gene-ized. Wake up sheeple!

Everyone in my town is a fucking idiot but I don't know anyone raw dairy stupid.

People boil water to clean it, but when it's milk every idiot loses their mind.

Hilarious and deserved.

I can't help but imagine the defect manifesting as a gmod / source engine explosion in the oven.

are the recalls all in Russia

Strange. Thanks for this. I’d remove the question mark and everything that follows in the URL though.