DesignPac Gifts recalls gift baskets with apple cider in glass bottles that may contain small glass chips when opened, posing a cut risk. Consumers should check for the specific gift basket model and contact the company for details.
According to the recall notification from S. Martinelli, there is a possibility of small glass chips at the top of the bottles occurring when opening the bottle, which could potentially enter the beverage which could result in consumers potentially being cut or injured if a chip occurs.
DesignPac Gifts is recalling gift baskets containing apple cider in glass bottles because small glass chips could form at the top of the bottles when opened, potentially causing cuts or injuries. This hazard affects consumers who open the bottles and could lead to minor injuries if chips enter the beverage.
Small glass chips can form at the top of the bottles when opened, which may fall into the cider. If a chip enters the beverage, it could cause cuts or injuries to the consumer's mouth, throat, or hands.
Gift basket owners who purchased the Elegant Sophistication gift basket with apple cider in glass bottles are most at risk. Children and individuals with sensitive skin may be more vulnerable to cuts from glass chips.
Check for the gift basket labeled 'Elegant Sophistication' with white back label and black lettering. The specific product code is F159765-CO for the apple cider gift basket.
Inspect the bottles for small glass chips at the top before opening.
If glass chips are present, do not open the bottle and contact DesignPac Gifts for assistance.
The recall states that glass chips may form when opening the bottle, so it is recommended to check for chips before drinking.
Look for the gift basket labeled 'Elegant Sophistication' with white back label and black lettering, and product code F159765-CO.
Do not open the bottle and contact DesignPac Gifts for assistance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send DesignPac Gifts to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2639-2016 — DesignPac Gifts DesignPac Gifts Hello, I own a DesignPac Gifts that is covered by recall F-2639-2016 from DesignPac Gifts. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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