All Product Recalls

Discount And Dollar Stores In California, Texas, Washington, And Maryland Sold The Sets, Between June And October 2002, For About $1.

Miracle Recreation Equipment Company Sold The Swing Seats Nationwide, From June 2001 To September 2002, For Use On Public Playground Equipment.

Discount Department And Sports Stores Sold The Ramps Nationwide, From March 2002 Through September 2002, For Between $20 And $40.

Sunrise Medical Dealers Nationwide Sold These Hand Cycles, From August 2001 To July 2002, For $3,300.

Retailers And Distributors Nationwide, Including Wal-mart, Sold The Cable Cat Treestands Through Mid-october 2002, For About $180 And Cabela's Stores Nationwide Sold The Buckmaster Treestands Through Mid-october 2002, For About $230.

Suzuki Dealers Nationwide Sold These Atvs, From August 2002 To September 2002, For Between $5100 And $5300.

Authorized Cannondale Retailers Nationwide Sold These Bicycles, From December 2001 Through September 2002, For Between $2,100 And $3,800.

Lighting Showrooms, Fan Specialty Stores And Electrical Distributors Nationwide Sold The Fans, From February 2000 Through July 2002, For Between $550 To $850.

Ikea Stores Nationwide Sold The Bears, From August 2001 Through September 2002, For About $2.

Discount Department Stores In Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky And Illinois, And Independent Bicycle Shops In New York And New Jersey Sold These Bicycles, From April 2002 Through August 2002, For Between $200 And $250.

Office Supply Retailers Nationwide Sold The Staplers, From June 2002 Through September 2002, For About $75.

Independent Retailers Sold The Dehumidifiers Nationwide, From March 2002 Through June 2002, For Between $160 And $190.

Authorized Snapper Dealers Sold These Mowers Nationwide, From May 2002 Through June 2002, For Between $1,099 To $2,699.

Appliance And Specialty Stores Nationwide Sold The Cook Tops, From March 2002 Through September 2002, For Between $1,000 And $1,100.

Specialty Toy Stores, Internet Retailers And Mail Order Catalogs Sold The Caterpillar Toys Nationwide, From January 2002 Through September 2002, For About $15.

Independent Discount Stores Located In Arizona, California, Texas, Illinois, North Carolina And New York Sold These Baby Walkers, From May 2001 Through June 2002, For Between $18 And $22.

Independent Discount Stores Located In Arizona, California, Colorado, Texas, Michigan, Missouri And New York Sold These Baby Walkers, From January 2000 Through August 2001, For Between $18 And $22

Performance Stores Nationwide, As Well As The Performance Inc. Web Site, Sold The Bar Ends, From April 2002 Through September 2002, For Between $13 And $20.

Pier 1 Imports Sold The Candleholders Through Their Retail Stores And On-line Nationwide, From January 2002 Through May 2002, For About $25.

Mcdonald's Restaurants Sold The Figurines In The Greater Chicago Area, Northwest Indiana, Central Illinois And Rockford As Part Of A Promotion That Ran From August 19, 2002 Through September 12, 2002 For About $5.00.

Department, Electronic, Computer And Camera Stores, As Well As Mail-order And Web Retailers Sold These Cameras Nationwide, From June 2000 Through August 2002, For Between $600 And $700.

Sporting Goods, Department And Toy Stores Sold The Huffy-brand Portable Basketball Systems, From November 2001 Through May 2002, For Between $100 And $200.

Television Infomercials And Web Sites Sold These Rotisseries, Manufactured In October 1999, Nationwide From November 1999 Through May 2000.

Lawn-boy Dealers, Department And Home Center Stores Sold The Mowers Nationwide, From February 2002 To August 2002, For Between $250 And $580.

Select Auto Racing Souvenir Shops And Collectibles Stores Nationwide Sold The Key Chains, From January 2002 Through July 2002, For About $10.

Target Stores Sold The Toy Chest Nationwide, From October 2001 Through December 2001, For About $50.

Duane Reede Drug Stores In The Metropolitan New York Area; Metro Beauty In Miami, Fla.; And Bu-ba Beauty In Reseda, Calif. Sold These Hairdryers, Between December 2000 And January 2002, For About $50. These Hairdryers Were Intended For Professional Use, But Could Have Been Sold To Consumers For Personal Use.