Charles Products recalls pint glasses with decorative artwork that exceed FDA lead and cadmium levels. Consumers should stop using these glasses due to potential health risks from lead and cadmium exposure.
Through internal compliance and independent laboratory product testing program, the company became aware that glassware exceeded the FDA's guidance levels for lead and cadmium.
Charles Products is recalling pint-sized glasses with decorative artwork that exceed FDA safety limits for lead and cadmium. This could pose health risks if the glasses are used for drinking, especially for children.
The glasses contain lead and cadmium levels above the FDA's safety guidelines. These metals can be harmful when ingested or absorbed through skin contact, especially in children who may put the glasses in their mouths.
Anyone who owns the recalled pint glasses with decorative artwork. Children are at higher risk due to potential lead and cadmium exposure from handling or drinking from the glasses.
Look for pint-sized glasses with decorative artwork reading 'Blue: Who's Your Candy?!' (SKU #835992), 'Green: Eye Candy' (SKU #835993), or 'Red: Hard on the Outside Sweet on the Inside' (SKU #835991).
Immediately stop using the recalled pint glasses as they contain lead and cadmium levels exceeding FDA safety limits.
The company found that the glasses exceed FDA safety limits for lead and cadmium through internal testing and independent laboratory analysis.
Check for pint-sized glasses with decorative artwork reading 'Blue: Who's Your Candy?!' (SKU #835992), 'Green: Eye Candy' (SKU #835993), or 'Red: Hard on the Outside Sweet on the Inside' (SKU #835991).
Yes, the glasses contain lead and cadmium levels above FDA safety limits, which could pose health risks, especially for children who might put the glasses in their mouths.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Charles Products to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2929-2015 — Charles Products Charles Products Hello, I own a Charles Products that is covered by recall F-2929-2015 from Charles Products. 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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