Regard NEWBORN KIT (LD00201K) with infant heel warmer may cause burns if used too close to face or infant. Recalled lot numbers: 77906K, 78673K, 79327K, 80825K.
Instructions for use updated to include the following cautionary statement for the heel warmer, "Activate away from the user's face and away from the infant and others."
Regard's Newborn Kit with infant heel warmer is recalled because it can cause burns if used too close to the baby's face or body. This is a safety issue for parents using the warmer incorrectly.
The heel warmer can cause burns if it's activated too close to the baby's face or body. The hazard comes from the warmer being used without proper distance, which could lead to skin injuries.
Parents using the Regard Newborn Kit with infant heel warmer are most at risk if they place the warmer too close to the baby's face or body. The kit is sold for medical use with infants.
Check for the Regard NEWBORN KIT with model LD00201K and item number 830016011. The recalled lot numbers are 77906K, 78673K, 79327K, and 80825K.
Look for the model number LD00201K and item number 830016011 on the kit.
Activate the warmer at least 12 inches away from the baby's face and body to prevent burns.
The product is safe when used correctly with proper distance from the baby's face and body. Using it too close can cause burns.
The affected lot numbers are 77906K, 78673K, 79327K, and 80825K.
The recall does not require returning the product; users should use it safely with proper distance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Regard to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2168-2021 — Regard Regard Hello, I own a Regard that is covered by recall Z-2168-2021 from Regard. 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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