Uvlizer recalls handheld UV-C germicidal wands that may expose skin and eyes to unsafe UVC radiation levels during use. Consumers should stop using the product immediately.
In some foreseeable use conditions, the products can expose nearby persons to UVC radiation at levels significantly above limits recommended by international safety guidelines for skin and eye exposure.
Uvlizer recalls handheld UV germicidal wands that emit UVC radiation. In some use conditions, this radiation could exceed safety limits for skin and eye exposure, posing a risk of injury.
The wands emit UVC radiation at wavelengths that can damage skin and eyes. When used in certain conditions, the radiation levels may exceed international safety limits, potentially causing injury.
Anyone who owns or uses the Uvlizer UV germicidal wands. People with sensitive skin or eyes are at higher risk of injury from the UVC radiation.
The product is a handheld UV-C germicidal wand with five LED lights (two configurations: UV-C x 1; UV-A x 4 or UV-C x 2; UV-A x 3). It was sold as a consumer product without specific model numbers or dates.
Immediately stop using the Uvlizer UV germicidal wand as it poses a risk of skin and eye injury from excessive UVC radiation.
No, the product may expose skin and eyes to unsafe levels of UVC radiation in some use conditions.
The product is a handheld UV-C germicidal wand with five LED lights (two configurations: UV-C x 1; UV-A x 4 or UV-C x 2; UV-A x 3).
Immediately stop using it and do not continue using the product as it poses a risk of injury.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Uvlizer to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1808-2026 — Uvlizer Uvlizer Hello, I own a Uvlizer that is covered by recall Z-1808-2026 from Uvlizer. 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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