Owners of the product are urged to only use the Nap Nanny recliner on the floor, and take appropriate action depending on what model they own:

-A first generation Nap Nanny (purchased at a retail store prior to August 15, 2009) may request an $80 coupon towards purchase of a new Nap Nanny with free shipping

-For a newer model Nap Nanny, please visit the Nap Nanny recall site to view the latest product warnings and instructional video. The updated model can be identified by the Velcro straps inside the cover, which secure it to a foam base.

Additional information can be found at:
CPSC Release
http://www.napnannyrecall.com/

The cribs were made in China and sold at Walmart, Amazon.com and various baby and children’s stores nationwide from January 2005 through February 2010 for about $60.

Clips attaching the top “tent” can come loose or snap off, causing children to become stuck between the tent and the playard. If you have this crib in your home, you should stop using it immediately. The CPSC has received reports of at least one incident of fatal strangulation. Contact Tots in Mind via their website or by calling (800) 626-0339 for a replacement crib product. The CPSC is also interested in receiving incident or injury reports on this product here.

Keep in mind that if you have this crib and no longer use it, you should still get the replacement clips. It is illegal to attempt to resell any product that has been recalled.

If you or a loved one has been affected by an accident caused by a defective product, whether or not a recall has been issued, you are probably dealing with a lot more than just hospital bills. Hiring an attorney should be a very informed decision. Consider requesting your free copy of our special report on insurance coverage, Caught In the Act, to ensure you are doing everything you can to protect your rights.

The cribs’ drop-sides can detach, creating a space where a young child could become entrapped or fall out of the crib.

ANY Pottery Barn Kids drop-side crib is included in this recall, regardless of the model number.

Be sure to check the Pottery Barn website for an inclusive list of their drop-side models as all are included.

If you have one of these cribs on hand, even if you aren’t using it, be sure to contact PB’s recall hotline at (877) 804-3487 for free fixed-gate conversion kit. Remember to check that garage pile—it’s illegal to resell (or attempt even attempt to) a recalled product, whether you were aware of the recall or not.

If your child has suffered a serious injury as a result of a defective product, not only must you deal with exhausting medical procedures, but you must also consider the long-term effect these injuries have on you and the rest of your family. Please contact the Parrish Law Firm for a free initial consultation to discuss the options you may have.

This is a voluntary recall following new rules issued by the CPSC in May 2010. The rule, effective December 21, 2010, states that walkers will be required to either have features, like a gripping mechanism, to stop the walker at the top of stairs, or be too wide to fit through a standard doorway. These walkers do neither.

The CPSC has not received any reports of injury or incident due to these walkers.

The walkers were sold in stores between January 2007 and December 2009. They are marked with item numbers WK110 or WK112 on the side of packaging.

If you have one of these walkers, please contact either Suntech or the Consumer Product Safety Commission for a full refund.

Suntech’s Recall Hotline: (888) 268-8139
CPSC Recall Hotline: (800) 638-2772

This is the latest in the recent wave of children’s product recalls. Please note that even though there have been no reported injuries and this is a preemptive recall, it is now illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product. If you’ve got this sitting around unused somewhere, you should remove it from your garage sale pile and call Suntech for a refund instead.

Keep checking this blog and the CPSC website for updates on product recalls. If you or a family member have been injured due to a product defect, whether or not a recall has been issued, know what your options are. Contact the Parrish Law Firm for a free initial consultation to help determine whether or not you have a case.

These products are being recalled as they were inadvertently omitted from the initial recall in January.

Both products were sold over the counter. The specific units included:
Benadryl Allergy Ultratab Tablets (100 count)
Extra Strength Tylenol Rapid Release Gels (50 count)

If you purchased either of these products recently, check your lot numbers. For Benadryl, the lot numbers AJA008, ADA194, ABA022 and ABA264 (UPC code 312547170338) were recalled. For Tylenol, lot number ASA202 (UPC code 300450488503) was recalled. Stop use of these products and contact the manufacturer immediately at www.mcneilproductrecall.com or 1-888-222-6036.

The pedals were supplied by CTS and similar to the ones which triggered the Toyota recall earlier this year.

CTS experienced manufacturing problems between March and May of 2006, affecting some of the cars released. According to Chrysler, only about 1/3 of the recalled cars are actually expected to have problems.

Official release

The GE 12-cup digital coffee makers were sold only at Walmart Stores. Model numbers included in this recall are 169164 and 169165. Approximately 900,000 units were produced, and they were sold between January 2008 and May 2010 after Walmart received 83 reports of smoking, melting, overheating, burning and fire (including three burn injuries).

The affected units are Bridgestone B390 205/6R16, Bridgestone Potenza RE050A 245/45R18 XL, and Bridgestone Turanza ER30 205/65R16. The tires are missing labels, which could result in under or overinflation, which can greatly increases the risk of crash.

Bridgestone will attempt to notify owners and will replace the tires free of charge. Owners may contact Bridgestone at 1-800-465-1904 or the NHTSA Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236.

Improper tire inflation can effect car balance, overall wear, and fuel consumption, but most importantly, it greatly increases your risk of accidents.

If your vehicle has been affected by this or other recalls, be sure to contact the manufacturer for the appropriate replacement as soon as possible.

If you or someone you know has been involved in an accident due to a defective or recalled product, an experienced attorney can advocate for your rights and help ensure you receive the care you deserve. Contact the Parrish Law Firm for a free consultation.

Earlier this month, the CPSC issued a warning regarding the risks of these carriers to infants.

Now, a full recall is in effect for these models, following the news of three infant deaths directly associated with their use. For a full list of the recalled models, click here.

The Infantino SlingRiders were sold at WalMart, Burlington Coat Factory, Target, Babies R Us, BJ’s, Wholesale, and various other baby and children’s stores. The Wendy Bellissimo carriers were sold exclusively at Babies R Us.

If you own one of the recalled slings, stop using it immediately. You should not attempt to fix the carrier. For a free replacement product, call (866) 860-1361. The CSPC is also still interested in incident or injury reports related to this product—contact them here.

If you, your family or friends suffer a serious injury or death from use of a consumer product, you can always contact The Parrish Law Firm to discuss your case. Let us put our experience to work for you.

McNeil Consumer Healthcare, a division of Johnson & Johnson, the makers of several over the counter (OTC) medications to include Tylenol, Motrin, Benadryl, Rolaids, Simply Sleep, and St. Joseph products, has issued a voluntary recall due to a moldy smell that has been causing temporary nausea, vomiting, and stomach pain on consumers when the medicine bottle is first opened. The smell is believed to be associated with a chemical used to treat wooden pallets.

Products that are included in this recall are sold under the brand names of Tylenol, Motrin, Benadryl, Rolaids, Simply Sleep, and St. Joseph. Please review the recall notices issued by McNeil Consumer Healthcare listed below to determine if you possess one of the recalled medications and for instructions to contact McNeil Consumer Healthcare for a refund or replacement.

Specific Lot Numbers of the recalled medications can be found on the McNeil Consumer Healthcare recall notices at:

• MCNEIL CONSUMER HEALTHCARE ANNOUNCES VOLUNTARY RECALL OF CERTAIN OVER-THE-COUNTER (OTC) PRODUCTS IN THE AMERICAS, UAE, AND FIJI
• TYLENOL® ARTHRITIS PAIN 100 COUNT WITH EZ-OPEN CAP RECALLED

You may also refer to the McNeil Product Recall Information and conduct a search to determine if you have a recalled medication.

Please also refer to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Recalls, Market Withdrawals, & Safety Alerts:

• December 18, 2009 Mcneil Consumer Healthcare Announces A Voluntary Nationwide Recall Of All Lots Of Tylenol® Arthritis Pain 100 Count With Ez-Open Cap
• January 15, 2010 McNeil Consumer Healthcare Announces Voluntary Recall of Certain Over-The-Counter (OTC) Products in the Americas, UAE, and Fiji

Articles on the Johnson & Johnson drug recall:
New York Times – In Recall, a Role Model Stumbles
Huffington Post – Tylenol Recall: Johnson & Johnson Issues Massive Recall

If you, your family, or friends suffer serious side effects or death from taking a medication or drug, contact The Parrish Law Firm to discuss your case. The Parrish Law Firm used to work for the insurance companies. Let us put our experience to work for you!

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