Health and Happiness recalls Kids Calm & Sleep gummies with tiny metal balls inside. Consumers should stop using these products due to choking risk for children.
Due to foreign object: metal balls (tiny non-magnetic metal balls measuring less than 2mm inside the gummies) intended for children
Health and Happiness is recalling Kids Calm & Sleep Support gummies because they contain tiny metal balls that could cause choking in children. This is a serious hazard for young children who might swallow the small metal pieces.
The gummies contain tiny metal balls less than 2mm in size that can be swallowed by children. These small metal pieces pose a choking hazard and could cause serious injury if ingested.
Parents and caregivers of children under 5 years old are most at risk as they may accidentally swallow the small metal balls. Children who eat these gummies without supervision are particularly vulnerable.
Look for Health and Happiness Kids Calm & Sleep Support Fruity Bites gummies with a flexible sachet packaging. The product has an expiration date of July 2025 and lot number 2413352PSF.
Immediately stop using the recalled gummies as they contain tiny metal balls that can cause choking in children.
No, these gummies contain tiny metal balls that can cause choking in children, so they are not safe for children under 5.
Stop using the gummies immediately and contact Health and Happiness for further instructions.
Check the packaging for the expiration date of July 2025 and lot number 2413352PSF.
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Subject: Recall F-0584-2025 — Health and Happiness Health and Happiness Hello, I own a Health and Happiness that is covered by recall F-0584-2025 from Health and Happiness. 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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