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About 2,900 units of jewlery are being recalled for containing high levels of lead. This recall includes toy necklaces with rhinestones on pendants in the shape of a cat, a heart and lock, and a lock and key. See the picture on [|**This Page**] for a detailed look at the recalled product.
 * Metal Jewelry by Pecoware**

About 5,300 memory testing cards for children have been recalled for lead paint standard violations. This recall includes Universal Nonverbal Intelligence Test Symbolic Memory Cards. See the picture on [|**This Page**] for a detailed look at the recalled product.
 * Children’s Memory Testing Cards**

About 11,000 girl’s bracelet sets are being recalled for lead paint safety violations. The jewelry was manufactued by Mission City Press and sold at toy store, book stores and gift shops nation wide in 2006 and 2007 for about $15 per set. See the picture on [|**This Page**] for a detailed look at the recalled product.
 * Girl’s Bracelets by Mission City Press**

About 80,000 children’s Sketchbooks with Colored Spirals have been recalled due to excessive levels of lead contained in the metal spiral bindings. These sketchbooks were distributed by eeBoo Corp. of New York, NY. and sold at specialty stores and gift shops across the country for the last three years for about $6. [|Click here for more info and pictures].
 * Children’s Sketchbooks**

About 400 children’s toy gardening rakes are being recalled for lead paint standard violations. They were made in China and distributed at various home improvement stores nation-wide by Downeast Concepts, Inc., of Yarmouth, MA [|Click here for more info and pictures].
 * Toy Garden Rakes**

About 185,000 clasroom reading and math aids from RR Donnelley of Chicago, IL are being recalled. These child early-learning tools were sold by SRA, Glencoe and Wright Group, and contain excessive levels of lead, violating federal standards for lead in paint. [|Click here for more info and pictures].
 * Classroom Reading and Math Aids**

About 15,000 Big Wooden Blocks and Jumbo Wooden Train Sets are being recalled by First Learning Company, Ltd. of Hong Kong. These toys were sold in Christmas Tree Shops, a company based in South Yarmouth, MA. [|Click here for more info and pictures].
 * Toy Wooden Block and Train Sets from Christmas Tree Shops**

About 18,000 packages of ESI-R Screening Materials from Pearson Learning Group and Pearson Early Learning of Upper Saddle River, NJ are being recalled due to excessive lead level in the suface paint of some contents. [|Click here for more info and pictures].
 * ESI-R Screening Materials from Pearson Learning Group**

About 2,000 Formula I Racing Cars by OKK Trading have been recalled due to lead paint safety violations. These toy cars were sold at dollar and discount stores nation-wide from October to November of 2007. [|Click here for more info and pictures].
 * Formula I Racing Cars by OKK Trading**

About 38,000 Cadoo board games from Cranium Inc. of Seattle, WA have been recalled due to lead paint safety violations. The Dice is a normal six-sided die and has higher-than-allowed levels of lead paint on them, which could be toxic to children, especially if put into their mouths. [|More information about the recalled Cranium games.].
 * Cranium Cadoo Board Games**

About 60 Tic Tac Turtle Toss Mats are being recalled for lead paint standard violations. They were sold in Discount School Supply catalogs during 2007. [|Click Here] for more information and photos of the product via the CPSC website.
 * Discount School Supply Play Mats**

About 5,400 toy wrestling figures a little under six inches high have been recalled due to violation of the lead paint standard. [|Click Here] for more information and a photo of the recalled toys.
 * Toy Wrestler Figures**

About 1,300 Fish Coin Banks in the form of an orange and white clownfish are being recalled by TJ Promotions of South El Monte, CA due to lead paint violations. These toys were given away as a free gift by Coastal Federal Credit Union. [|Click Here] for more information and a photo of the recalled “piggy bank”.
 * Nemo-Style Fish Change Banks**

Shims Bargain Inc. of Los Angeles, CA is recalling about 45,000 BabyTown Pacifiers because they fail to meet federal safety standards for pacifiers. This has nothing to do with lead paint. They are being recalled because the shield on the pacifier is too small and could enter the mouth of an infant or toddler. Furthermore, the ventilation holes are too small to allow for the insertion of a tool in case the pacifier does become stuck in a child’s mouth. [|More about this recall].
 * BabyTown Pacifiers**

About 15,000 red metal toy wagons from Tricam Industries of Eden Prairie, MN have been recalled because the paint on the wagon contains excessive levels of lead. These recalled toys were sold in Tractor Supply Company stores for about $30 and have been on the shelves since 2002. [|Click Here] for more information and a photo of the recalled toy wagon.
 * Red Wagons**

Discount School Supply of Monterey, CA has recalled about 13,000 ‘Giant Measuring Charts’ due to a violation of lead paint standards. [|Click here] for more details.
 * Height Measuring Charts**

Army & Air Force Exchange Service of Dallas, TX is recalling about 11,400 Soldier Bear toys due to violation of lead paint safety standards. Not all of these toys are “bears”. They include Wooden Peg Learning Blocks Wagons, Plastic Time Teacher toys, small Wooden Riding Horses, and Rescue Vehicle playsets. [|Click here] for more details.
 * Soldier Bear Brand Toys**

Greenbrier International, Inc of Chesapeake, VA is recalling about 300,000 toys sold at Dollar Tree Stores. These toys include Baby Toys, Baby Bead & Wire Toys, and Speed Racer Pull Back & Go Action Cars. These toys are added to the recall list due to lead paint standard violations. [|See pictures and learn more here].
 * Various Toys from Dollar Tree Stores**

Greenbrier International, Inc of Chesapeake, VA is recalling about 300,000 toys sold at Dollar Tree Stores. These toys include Baby Toys, Baby Bead & Wire Toys, and Speed Racer Pull Back & Go Action Cars. These toys are added to the recall list due to lead paint standard violations. [|See pictures and learn more here].
 * Various Toys from Dollar Tree Stores**

About 1,000 units of metal children’s jewelry containing high levels of lead are being recalled by the CPSC and Codee International of Northvale, NJ. [|Get details and see images of this recall here].
 * Codeena Princess Metal Jewelry**

About 60 Robbie Ducky Holiday Water Globes are being recalled by Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. of Hudson, OH due to excessive levels of lead. [|Get details and see images of the recall here].
 * Children’s Water Globes Sold at Jo-Ann Fabric**

About 14,000 “fishing games” sold at various grocery stores around the country are being recalled by the CPSC and Far East Brokers and Consultants, Inc. of Jacksonville, FL due to excessive levels of lead paint. [|Get details and see images of the recalled games here].
 * Fishing Games Sold at Grocery Stores**

About 153,000 traditional horseshoe magnets (the kind often used in science class lessons) are being recalled by the CPSC and United Scientific of Waukegan, IL due to violations of lead paint standards. [|Get details and see images of the recalled magnets here].
 * Hoseshoe Magnets**

Villa-Mex Imports of San Antonio, TX is recalling **Barrilito** candy, A maple-colored syrup sold in barrel-shaped glass jars with white plastic lids. The candy contains levels of lead in excess of federal safety standards. Since it is consumed orally by at-risk age groups, this recall is especially important. [|Click here for more information] or [|Click Here to see what Barrilito looks like].
 * Mexican Candy Syrup Recall**

About 260,000 pair of sunglasses for children are being recalled by the CPSC and FGX International due to a violation of lead paint standards. They come in various styles, and consumers are urged to [|look at the photos and read the full press release] for more details about the recalled sunglasses. Made in China.
 * Children’s Sunglasses by FGX International**

About 160,000 potty training seats from RC2 Corp., of Oak Brook, Il have been recalled due to higher than acceptable levels of lead paint. They toilet seat has either a yellow chair with a green removable seat and a purple lift out-pot or a blue chair with a white removable seat and green lift out-pot. The back of the seat contains molded Winnie the Pooh and Tigger characters. [|Click here] for more details about this recalled item.
 * First Years 3-in-1 Flush and Sounds Potty Seats**

About 160,000 potty training seats from RC2 Corp., of Oak Brook, Il have been recalled due to higher than acceptable levels of lead paint. They toilet seat has either a yellow chair with a green removable seat and a purple lift out-pot or a blue chair with a white removable seat and green lift out-pot. The back of the seat contains molded Winnie the Pooh and Tigger characters. [|Click here] for more details about this recalled item.
 * First Years 3-in-1 Flush and Sounds Potty Seats**

About 1,400 miniature collectible Bell Racing helmets have been recalled due to a violation of federal lead safety standards. [|Click here] for more details about this recalled item.
 * Collectible Mini Bell Racing Helmets**

About 38,000 slipcovers used with Boppy Pillows are being recalled due to choking hazards, as well as a risk of lead exposure. [|Click here] for more details about this recall list item.
 * Boppy Pillows Pillow Covers**

About 84,200 pencil pouches are being recalled for failing to pass lead safety standard tests. These include “Stuff Keepers”, “Bear Pencil Pouches” and “Kids Stuff” pencil pouches. [|Click here] for more details about this item in our list of kid product recalls
 * Kids Stuff Pencil Pouches by Raymond Geddes & Co.**

About 43,000 Sparkle City Charm Bracelets and Tack Pin Sets from Buy-Rite Designs Inc., of Freehold, NY are being recalled due to high levels of lead. [|Click here] for more details from the CPSC about this recalled jewelry.
 * Buy-Rite Charms and Bracelets**

About 45,000 of these jewelry items were sold at dollar stores, outlets and even as part of school fundraising programs. They are being recalled for high levels of lead. [|Click here] for more details about these recalled bracelets by Cherrydale Fundraising of Allentown, PA.
 * Stretchable Aqua Bracelets**

About 10,400 metal necklaces and bracelets have been recalled by Colossal Jewelry & Accessories Inc. of Maywood, NJ. [|Click here] for more details about this recall list item.
 * Children’s Metal Necklaces and Bracelets**

About 4,500 La Femme NY Children’s Necklace and Earring Sets are being recalled due to risk of lead exposure. [|Click here] for more details about this recall list item.
 * La Femme NY Children’s Necklaces and Earrings**

About 200,000 Crystal Innovations metal jewelry units by Pure Allure of Oceanside, CA sold at Michaels stores nationwide are being recalled due to a risk of lead exposure. [|Click here] for more details about these recalled jewelry items.
 * Crystal Innovations Jewelery**

About 20,000 sets of six “shaving-style” brushes are being recalled, including those found in the “BioColor Foam Paint Starter Kit” and “Colorations Foam Pain Starters Kit” due to violation of lead paint standards. [|Click here] for more details about this recalled toy.
 * Shaving Paint Brushes by Discount School Supply**

About 205,000 units of Rachel Rose and Distinctly Basics Jewelry items are being recalled by the CPSC due to high levels of lead in the product. They were sold in Family Dollar Stores. [|Click here] for more details about these recalled jewelry items.
 * Rachel Rose and Distinctly Basics Jewelry**

About 2,600 “Collectible Toy Robots” are being recalled by Schylling Associates Inc., of Rowley, MA. The surface paint on these retro toy robots contain excessive levels of lead.[|Click here] for more details about these recalled Chinese toys.
 * Children’s Sunglasses from Dollar General**

Adding to this ever-growing list of recalled toys, about 175,000 curious George plush dolls are being recalled by Marvel Toys of New York, NY due to excess levels of surface paint.[|Click here] for more details about this toy recall.
 * Curious George Dolls**

This toy does not contain lead, that we know of, but the recall itself was serious enough for us to add it to this list of recalled toys from China. If your child has the product pictured on the page linked to below, remove it from their possession immediately and ask if they have eaten any. If they show unusual signs of fatigue or begin vomiting a thick substance, or the dots, take them to the hospital right away. [|Click here for more information about recalled Aqua Dots].
 * Aqua Dots**

About 2,600 “Collectible Toy Robots” are being recalled by Schylling Associates Inc., of Rowley, MA. The surface paint on these retro toy robots contain excessive levels of lead.[|Click here] for more details about these recalled Chinese toys.
 * Retro Toy Robot**

About 1,300 Dizzy Duck Music Box toys have been recalled by Schylling Associates Inc., of Rowley, MA. due to surface paints with lead violating the lead paint safety standards.[|Click here] for more details about these recalled Chinese toys.
 * Dizzy Ducks Music Box**

About 3,600 additional tops were recalled (66,000 were recalled in August) by Schylling Associates Inc., of Rowley, MA. The surface paint on these children’s toys contain excessive levels of lead.[|Click here] for more details about these recalled Chinese toys.
 * Spinning Top Recall**

About 7,500 toy cars (similar to Hot Wheels, but a different brand) have been recalled by International Sourcing Ltd of Springfield, MO. The surface paint on these toy cars contain levels of lead in excess of federal lead paint standards.[|Click here] for more details about these recalled toy cars made in China.
 * Dragster and Funny Car Toy Cars**

Northern Tool & Equipment Company of Burnsville, MN has recalled about 7,200 “Big Red” wagons due to surface paint containing excessive levels of lead, violating federal standards.[|Click here] for more details about these recalled toy wagons made in China.
 * Big Red Wagons**

About 4,000 decorative pearl-like bead attachments sold with Girl’s gift sets called “Sparkle By Too” from Tween Brands Inc., of New Albany, OH have been recalled due to surface coating that contains excessive levels of lead. These pearl-like bead attachments were pink and came on the outside packaging of the gift sets, and a zipper wrist band on a cosmetic lip gloss set.[|Click here] for more details about these recalled Chinese toy sets.
 * Imitation Pearl Beads Sold with Girl’s Gift Sets**

About 380,000 “Galaxy Warriors” toys have been recalled by Henry Gordy International, Inc., of Plainfield, NJ. These toy action figures are poseable spacemen and were sold in various colors. The paint used to create these colors exceeds federal US lead safety standards. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more details and pictures of the recalled action figures.
 * Galaxy Warriors Toy Figures**

SimplyFun has recalled 1,500 Ribbit board games due to the five frog-shamped wodden pieces containing excessive levels of lead surface paint. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more details and pictures of the recalled gardening toys.
 * Ribbit Board Games**

Toys “R” Us has recalled about 16,000 Elite Operations military toys manufactured by Toy World Group, Ltd. and Chun Tat Toys Factory Limited of China. The toys contain surface coatings with excessive levelsof lead.[|Click here] for more details and pictures of the recalled gardening toys.
 * Toys “R” Us Recalls Elite Operations Toys**

The worst thing about this particular recalled Halloween toy is that kids are actually supposed to put them in their mouths. Who thought it was a good idea to put lead surface paint on something children put into the mouths? [|Click here] for more details and pictures of the recalled gardening toys.
 * Halloween Ugly Teeth Recall**

In addition to the 16,000 toy rakes and 6,000 toy watering cans recalled in August and September, Jo-Ann Fabric stores of Hudson, OH is recalling about 97,000 more children’s toy gardening tools, including hoes, rakes, shovels and brushes. [|Click here] for more details and pictures of the recalled gardening toys.
 * More garden Tools Recalled by Jo-Ann Fabrics**

Fisher Prices has recalled 38,000 more toys due to surface paint levels in excess of Federal standards. These are orange and yellow boats that squirt water with cartoon character Diego in the driver’s seat. [|Click here] for more details and pictures of the recalled toys.
 * Orange and Yellow Diego Splashing Boats Recalled**

About 110,000 units of children’s jewelry are being recalled due to excessive lead levels. These were imported by Weglow Children’s Metal Jewelry and include Flashing rings that resemble Shrek the Third, and Spiderman cartoon and movie characters. [|Click here] for more details and pictures of the recalled rings.
 * Shrek and Spiderman Flashing Rings**

About 200,000 units are being recalled because this jewelry for little girls contains high levels of lead. The recall includes Beary Cute, Expressions, and Sassy & Chic Children’s jewelry. [|Click here] for more details and pictures of the recalled jewelry.
 * Children’s Jewelry Recall by Dollar Store**

About 142,000 Halloween candy pails have been recalled by the CPSC and Family Dollar Stores due to violation of the federal lead paint standard. [|Click here] for more details and pictures of the recalled pails.
 * Purple Halloween Pails With Witch**

After conducting its own lead testing on toys, Wal-Mart found these small, plastic farm animals, jungle animals and dinosaur toys to contain excessive levels of lead in surface paint. See “related images” on the right side of [|this Wal-Mart press release] for pictures, or the page for more information. And thank you Casey for bringing this one to our attention.
 * Plastic Animal and Dinosaur Toys from Wal-Mart**

The surface paint on the eyes, nose and teeth of these 55,000 plastic skull pails sold by Albert’s this year contains levels of lead in excess of the federal lead paint standard. [|Click here] for more details and pictures of the recalled item.
 * Plastic Halloween Skull Pails**

These Winnie-the-Poo play sets by Disney and sold at JC Penney were recalled due to a violation of lead paint standards. The recall involves about 49,000 units. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and photos.
 * Winnie-the-Pooh Play Sets**

These Bendable Dinosaur Toys by Kipp Brothers, of Carmel, IN have been recalled due to excessive lead paint levels. The recall involves about 10,000 units. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and photos.
 * Bendable Dinosaur Toys**

These balance beams for kids by Flaghouse Inc., of Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. have been recalled due to excessive lead paint levels. The recall involves about 2,400 units made in Taiwan. [|Click here] for more information and photos.
 * Kidnastics Balance Beams**

These Kids II Baby Einstein Color Blocks were recalled due to a violation of lead paint standards. The recall involves about 35,000 units. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and photos.
 * Baby Einstein Color Blocks**

These decorating sets for kids were sold exclusively at Toys “R” Us, and Manufactured by CKI Toys in China. The recall includes about 15,000 sets. [|Click here] for more information and photos.
 * Children’s Decorating Sets from Toys “R” Us**

These cub scout badges were recalled by Kahoot Products, Inc. of Roswell, GA due to lead paint standard violations. The recall involves about 1.6 million badges. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Cub Scouts Totem Badges**

These journals and bookmarks from Antioch Publishing of Yellow Springs, OH were recalled due to lead poisoning hazards. The recall involves about 150,000 units. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures.
 * Bookmarks and Journals**

These metal keychains from Dollar General Merchandising, Inc., of Goodlettsville, TN were recalled due to high levels of lead. The recall involves about 192,000 key chains. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures.
 * Dollar General Key Chains**

These wooden toys for children were recalled by KB Toys of Pittsfield, MA due to high levels of lead. The recall involves about 10,000 toys made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures.
 * KB Toys Wooden Kids Toys**

These tumblers from Dollar General Merchandising, Inc., of Goodlettsville, TN were recalled due to lead paint standard violations. The recall involves about 63,000 units. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and photos.
 * Tumblers (baby and toddler cups)**

These Eveready Battery operated toy flashlights were recalled due to lead paint standard violations. The recall involves about 79,000 units. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and photos.
 * Eveready Toy Flashlights**

These various pieces of TOBY & ME metal jewelry for children by TOBY N.Y.C. of New York, NY were recalled due to lead paint standard violations. The recall involves about 23,500 pieces of jewelry. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures of the recalled jewelry.
 * Children’s Metal Jewelry**

About 800 of Britain’s “Knights of The Sword” series toys were recalled due to excessive levels of lead in the surface paint. The toys were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures of the recalled toys.
 * Knights of The Sword**

Made in China, these gardening toys and chairs for kids may contain excessive levels of lead in the surface paint. About 350,000 units have been recalled. [|Click here] for more information and pictures of the recalled items.
 * Target Children’s Gardening Tools and Chairs**

These children’s spinning wheel-metal necklaces were recalled by Rhode Island Novelty of Cumberland, RI due to lead paint standard violations. The recall involves about 800 units made in China. [|Click here] for more information and images of the product.
 * Spinning Wheel Metal Necklaces**

These musical instruments for kids by Fisher Price, were recalled due to high levels of lead. The recall involves about 8,900 toy bongos from China. [|Click here] for more information and images of the recalled toys.
 * Fisher-Price Bongo Band Toys**

These Geo Trax Locomotive Toys by Fisher Price, were recalled due to high levels of lead. The recall involves about 90,000 toys from China. [|Click here] for more info and images.
 * Fisher-Price Geo Trax Locomotives**

Various Barbie accessories were recalled by Mattel due to potential lead poisoning hazards. The recall involves about 675,000 Chinese made toys. [|Click here] for more information and pictures of the toys.
 * Barbie Accessories by Mattel**

These Wooden cases with coloring instruments, such as crayons and pencils, were recalled by Toys “R” Us Inc., of Wayne, NJ due to high levels of lead. The recall involves about 27,000 units from China. [|Click here] for more information and images of the products.
 * Wooden Coloring Cases**

These children’s watering cans were sold exclusively at Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores and were recalled due to lead paint ban violations. The recall involves about 6,000 units. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Watering Cans for Children**

These puppet theaters for children were recalled due to lead paint ban violations. The recall involves about 10,000 units. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and images of the toys.
 * Guidecraft Puppet Theaters**

These toy rakes were sold exclusively at Jo-Ann Fabric and have been recalled due to excessive suface paint containing lead on the handle of the rake. The recall involves about 16,000 units. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and images of the rakes.
 * Toy Rakes**

These SpongeBob Square Pants Character address books and journals were recalled by Martin Designs, Inc. of Ashland, OH due to lead poisoning hazards. The recall involves about 250,000 units. They were produced in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * SpongeBob SquarePants Address Books and Journal**

These children’s charm bracelets from Buy-Rite Designs Inc., of Freehold, N.J. were recalled due to lead poisoning hazards. The recall involves about 7,900 units. They were produced in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Divine Inspiration Charm Bracelets**

This children’s’ jewelry set recall was expanded (see above), but originally included only 14,000 units that were recalled due to lead poisoning hazards. They were produced in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Original TOBY and ME Metal Jewelry Recall**

This was one of the first major toy recalls to gain media attention from the “big networks” and involved high levels of lead paint used on Sesame Street, Dora the Explorer and other children’s toys. The recall involves almost one-million toys made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Various Characters From Fisher Price**

This ear rings were recalled by Uncas Manufacturing Co. of Providence, RI and were sold at Wal-Mart stores in Florida during early 2007. They were recalled due to lead poisoning hazards. They were produced in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Children’s Earrings Sold at Wal-Mart Stores in Florida**

These children’s jewelry sets by Future Industries of Cliffwood Beach, NJ were recalled due to lead poisoning hazards. The recall involves about 20,000 units and were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Future Industries Metal Jewelry**

These children’s necklaces by GeoCentral of Napa, CA were recalled due to lead poisoning hazards. The recall involves about 19,000 units that were produced in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Children’s Necklaces by GeoCentral**

These jewelry pieces from Tween Brands, Inc., of New Albany, OH were sold at Limited Too and have been recalled due to lead poisoning standard violations. The recall involves about 103,000 pieces that were produced in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Tween Brand Jewelry Sold at Limited Too**

These Children’s Gardening Gloves by MTD Products, Inc., of Valley City, OH were sold at Limited Too and have been recalled due to lead poisoning standard violations. The recall involves only 80 units. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Troy-Bilt Children’s Gardening Gloves**

These Children’s rings by Cardinal Distributing CO. Inc., of Baltimore, MD are recalled due to lead poisoning standard violations. The recall involves about 300,000 rings. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Children’s Rings**

Various pieces of jewelry amounting to about 200,000 units were recalled by Spandrel Sales and Marketing Inc., of Tempe, AZ due to high levels of lead. The jewelry was made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Children’s Necklaces, Bracelets and Rings**

About 200 rings were recalled by Cardinal Distributing CO. Inc., of Baltimore, MD due to high levels of lead. The rings were made in India. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Rings from Cardinal Distributing**

These children’s necklaces by Oriental Trading Company Inc., of Omaha, NE were recalled due to lead poisoning hazards. The recall involves about 132,000 units that were produced in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Children’s Necklaces by Oriental Trading Company**

These Children’s necklaces and charms by Cardinal Distributing Co., of Baltimore, MD were recalled due to violation of lead safety standards. The recall involves about 900,000 units that were made in India. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Necklaces and Charm Bracelets**

This jewelry was recalled by A&A Global Industries of Cockeysville, MD due to violation of lead safety standards. The recall involves about four-million bracelets made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Huge Children’s Bracelet Recall**

These keychains from Dollar General Merchandizing, Inc. of Goodlettsville, TN were recalled due to violation of lead safety protocols. The recall involves about 396,000 metal key chains produced in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Dollar General Key Chains**

These necklaces for children sold exclusively by Claire’s Boutiques Inc., of Hoffman Estates, IL were recalled potential lead poisoning hazards. The recall involves about 58,000 necklaces that were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Claire’s Children’s’ Necklaces**

These children’s necklaces sold exclusively at Accessories Palace were recalled by the CPSC and United Imports Inc., of Flushing, NY due to violation of lead safety standards. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Necklaces at Accessories Palace**

These boys’ heavyweight jackets by Samara Brothers LLC, of New York, NY were recalled due to violation of lead safety standards. The recall involves about 8,000 units that were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Boys Jackets**

About 86,400 bracelets were recalled by DM Merchandising Inc., of Elmhurst IL due to violation of lead safety standards. They were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * DM Merchandising Bracelets**

These children’s rings by Shalom International Corp., of New York, NY were recalled due to violation of lead safety standards. The recall involves about 280,000 units that were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Rachael Rose Kidz Rings**

These butterfly necklaces from U.S. Toys Co. Inc., of Grandview, MO were recalled due to violation of lead safety standards. The recall involves about 113,800 units that were made in China. This is an expansion of an earlier recall. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Butterfly Necklaces**

These Powerpuff Girls necklaces by Rhode Island Novelty, of Cumberland, RI were recalled due to violation of lead safety standards. The recall involves about 48,000 units and were produced in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Powerpuff Girls Necklaces**

These toy chests with pictures from the kids movie “Cars” were sold at Toys “R” Us and made by Delta Enterprise Corp., of New York, NY. They were recalled due to lead poisoning hazard. The recall involves about 3,000 units that were manufactured in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Cars Movie Toy Chests**

These various jewelry items from Liz Claiborne Inc., of North Bergen, NJ were recalled due to violation of lead safety standards and involves about 2,800 units that were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Juicy Couture Children’s Jewelry**

In late March Reebok recalled about 300,000 of their Heart-Shaped Charm Bracelets after receiving a report of a death possibly caused by lead poisoning of a 4-year-old child in Minneapolis, MN after the child swallowed a piece from one of the now recalled Reebok bracelets. Reebok had these bracelets manufactured in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Reebok Bracelets - Death Involved**

These metal charm bracelets imported by Oriental Trading Company Inc., of Omaha, NE were recalled due to violation of lead safety standards. The recall involves about 25,000 units that were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Beaded Photo Charm Bracelet**

These metal charms imported by Provo Craft and Novelty Inc., of Spanish Fork, UT were recalled due to lead poisoning hazards to children. The recall involves about 29,000 units that were made in China. [|Click here] for more information and pictures from the CPSC.
 * Art Accentz Changlz Charms**