A recall has been issued for a children's candy product due to a potential choking hazard. The candy itself is not the issue, but rather the applicator. Consumers are being advised to stop using the product. Refunds are being provided by the manufacturer, along with prepaid shipping labels to return the items.
The recalled product was sold at various retailers, including online, for a period of several years. Prices ranged from around $3 to $32 per pack. No injuries have been reported to date.
Further information about the recall is available from the Consumer Product Safety Commission and the manufacturer.
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