3 kitchen faucets sold on Amazon recalled for lead concerns
- Three kitchen faucet brands marketed on Amazon were withdrawn from sale on Thursday by the federal agency responsible for product safety due to risks associated with lead exposure.
- Testing revealed faucets from VFAUOSIT, KICIMPRO, and BASDEHEN contained lead that could leach into water and harm infants and young children.
- The recall involves more than 100,000 faucets distributed across the U.S., with the VFAUOSIT and BASDEHEN brands additionally identified as containing other harmful contaminants.
- CPSC advised consumers to stop use immediately, contact sellers for refunds, and run water for 15 seconds before use, stating "only drink water after running for 15 seconds."
- The recall is intended to protect young children from neurological damage caused by lead exposure, which can affect brain development and result in issues such as reduced cognitive abilities and behavioral difficulties related to focus.
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Over 100,000 kitchen faucets sold on Amazon recalled over lead concerns
(NEXSTAR) — Three different kitchen faucets, which were sold on Amazon, are currently being recalled for the same issue: They were tested and found to contain lead that can seep into water, posing harm to babies and children. The recalls comprise about 29,000 Vfauosit brand faucets, about 50,000 Kicimpro brand faucets, and about 24,000 Basdehen brand faucets — all of which were sold on Amazon.com by other sellers. Testing on all the Vfauosit and…
100K+ kitchen faucets sold on Amazon recalled over lead concerns
(NEXSTAR) — Three different kitchen faucets, which were sold on Amazon, are currently being recalled for the same issue: They were tested and found to contain lead that can seep into water, posing harm to babies and children. The recalls comprise about 29,000 Vfauosit brand faucets, about 50,000 Kicimpro brand faucets, and about 24,000 Basdehen brand faucets — all of which were sold on Amazon.com by other sellers. Testing on all the Vfauosit and…

Thousands of faucets sold on Amazon recalled for lead risk
Three faucets have been recalled weeks after an urgent CPSC warning about nine different faucets from Chinese manufacturers that refused to issue voluntary recalls.
Recall alert: 2 faucet models sold on Amazon risk ‘dangerous lead exposure for young children’
Two types of faucets sold on Amazon were recalled Thursday due to the risk of lead contained in the products polluting drinking water, federal safety officials said.“The recalled faucets were tested and found to contain lead that can leach into water at levels that can be particularly harmful to infants and young children. The faucets were also found to leach other contaminants, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said in a statement.
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