CPSC Recalls FitRx Adjustable Dumbbells After Reports of Injuries from Dislodging Weights The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued a recall for FitRx SmartBell Quick-Select 5-52.5lbs Adjustable Dumbbells following reports of injuries caused by dislodging weights. The recall, announced on April 23, affects 50,000 units of the product, which is linked to at least six incidents of harm, including broken toes, bruises, and cuts. The CPSC cited the risk of serious injury due to the potential for weights to detach during use, creating an impact hazard. The recalled product, model number 8361, is a black dumbbell with red accents that can be adjusted to weights ranging from 5 pounds to 52.5 pounds. It features handles, weight plates, and a storage tray, with the adjustment mechanism requiring users to turn the handle while the dumbbell is placed on the tray. The model and serial numbers are located on the side of the storage tray, alongside the brand name "FitRx." Affected serial numbers include KK23288361 through KK23388361 and KK207608361 through KK213478361. The dumbbells were sold at Walmart stores nationwide and online from January 2024 through November 2024 for approximately $100. Customers are instructed to stop using the product immediately and are encouraged to contact FitRx for a free replacement. To qualify for the replacement, users must write "recalled" in permanent marker across the dumbbell tray, register for the recall, and dispose of the recalled unit. The CPSC emphasized that the recall is a precautionary measure to prevent further injuries. FitRx, the manufacturer, has urged customers to discontinue use of the product and follow the recall instructions.#walmart #fitrx #cpsc #adjustable_dumbbells #recall
Walmart Recalls 50,000 FitRx Adjustable Dumbbells Over Injury Risk Federal safety authorities announced a recall of approximately 50,000 FitRx adjustable dumbbells sold at Walmart after reports of injuries linked to the product. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) stated that the dumbbells, manufactured by New York-based Tzumi Electronics, pose an "impact hazard" due to the potential for weight plates to dislodge from the handle during use. The recall includes model 8361 dumbbells with serial numbers ranging from KK23288361 to KK23388361 and KK207608361 to KK213478361. The CPSC reported over 115 incidents of weight plates coming loose, resulting in at least six injuries. These included broken toes, bruises, contusions, and lacerations. The affected dumbbells adjust from 5 to 52.5 pounds in 2.5- or 5-pound increments. They are black with red accents and feature a molded plastic storage tray. Walmart sold the product for around $100 between January and November 2024. A Walmart spokesperson confirmed the recall, stating the company prioritized customer safety. The spokesperson noted that Walmart swiftly removed the product from stores and implemented a sales block at registers and online. Customers are urged to stop using the dumbbells immediately and contact Tzumi Electronics for a free replacement. Consumers are instructed to mark the word "Recalled" on the storage tray using permanent marker or paint and register at myfitrx.com/recall-52-lbs/. Tzumi Electronics can also be reached via phone at 866-363-2237 or email at smartbellrecall@tzumi.com. Fox Business has contacted Tzumi Electronics for further comment. The CPSC emphasized that the recall is a critical measure to prevent further harm, highlighting the importance of product safety in consumer goods.#walmart #consumer_product_safety_commission #tzumi_electronics #fitrx #cpsc
Walmart's Drew Barrymore Lamp Collection Adds Whimsy and Style to Home Decor Drew Barrymore’s collaboration with Walmart has introduced a new line of lamps designed to transform spaces with artistry and functionality. The “Beautiful by Drew Barrymore” collection features a range of modern, vintage-style, and retro designs, all priced affordably to make luxury lighting accessible. Starting at just $17, the collection has garnered praise for its stylish appearance, ease of assembly, and ability to elevate home decor without breaking the bank. The line includes several standout pieces, each offering unique aesthetics and practical benefits. The Gold Metal Table Lamp with Glass Petal Shade ($38) combines elegant ribbed textures and petal-shaped glass shades to create a warm, ambient glow. Shoppers note its luxurious finish and “nice ambient glow,” which makes it ideal for living rooms or entryways. Another highlight is the Green Marble Uplight Table Lamp ($23), which features a striking green marble base and gold accents. Its uplight design casts a cozy, focused light, making it a versatile accent for bookshelves, consoles, or hallways. For those drawn to mid-century modern styles, the Ribbed Wood Table Lamp (starting at $28) offers a natural, textured look. Available in earthy brown or chic black, the faux-ribbed design mimics real wood while remaining lightweight. Customers appreciate its ability to add organic charm to bedrooms or living areas, with one reviewer calling it “beautiful and perfect” for its designer-quality appearance at a fraction of the cost. The Velvet Table Lamp (starting at $35) brings a touch of whimsy with its plush rose pink or emerald green velvet shade.#walmart #drew_barrymore #beautiful_by_drew_barrymore #gold_metal_table_lamp #green_marble_uplight_table_lamp
Over 700,000 Sauté Pans Recalled for Burn Hazard After Reports of Detaching Handles The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced a recall of more than 700,000 sauté pans sold at Costco, Walmart, and Amazon due to a burn hazard. The recall was initiated by E Mishan & Sons, a New York-based importer and distributor, which issued a notice on April 2, 2026, citing safety concerns with its Granitestone Diamond Pro Blue stainless steel sauté pans. The affected products are linked to at least 98 incident reports, including one case where a consumer suffered bruising and burn injuries. The recall stems from a critical flaw in the pans’ design: the metal cap on the screw that connects the pan to its handle can detach when heated. This detachment causes the handle to forcefully eject, creating an impact and burn hazard for users. The CPSC’s notice emphasizes that the issue arises when the pans are subjected to high temperatures, a common occurrence during cooking. The company’s announcement highlights the potential for severe injury, particularly for children or individuals handling the pans without proper caution. The affected sauté pans are part of a two-piece set, featuring a 10-inch and an 11.5-inch pan. Both models are identified by the Universal Product Code (UPC) 0-80313-08131-6. These products were sold in physical stores at Costco and online via Costco.com, Walmart.com, and Amazon.com between August 2021 and February 2026. The retail price for the set was approximately $40, though the exact pricing may vary depending on the platform or promotional offers. Consumers who own the recalled pans are advised to stop using them immediately. E Mishan is offering a full refund to affected customers, but the process requires returning the product to the company.#amazon #walmart #costco #us_consumer_product_safety_commission #e_mishan_sons
Walmart Stock Rises Amid Helmets Recall Walmart’s stock climbed despite a safety recall involving over 40,000 Chinese-made bicycle helmets linked to head injury risks. The recall, announced by importer Todson based in Foxboro, Massachusetts, affects the Concord 360 Degree Rechargeable Light-Up Bike Helmets. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission cited the helmets for failing to meet federal safety standards, specifically regarding retention systems and positional stability. These deficiencies pose a “serious risk of injury or death” from head trauma. The recalled helmets, sold in large sizes for head circumferences of 22.8 to 24 inches, featured a black exterior with LED lighting, black straps, and a rear adjustment knob. The word “Concord” was printed on the back. They were available at Walmart stores and online from January to September 2025 at a retail price of approximately $30. No injuries have been reported in connection with the recall. Consumers are advised to stop using the helmets immediately and contact Todson for a full refund. The company also warned against discarding the lithium-ion batteries in regular trash or recycling bins due to fire hazards. This recall marks the third instance this month of U.S. regulators pulling China-manufactured bike helmets from the market over safety violations. While Walmart did not manufacture the helmets, such recalls can impact the company’s reputation and financial standing. The incident underscores the risks associated with retail stocks, where product safety issues can affect consumer trust and sales. Walmart’s stock received a strong buy rating from analysts, with a consensus price target of $138.43, indicating a potential 12.13% increase from current levels.#walmart #consumer_product_safety_commission #todson #concord_helmets #foxboro_massachusetts
Walmart Recalls Over 40,000 Bike Helmets Over Safety Violations The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has ordered the recall of more than 40,000 bicycle helmets sold at Walmart due to violations of federal safety standards. The helmets, manufactured by Todson Inc., a Massachusetts-based bicycle wholesaler, pose a "serious risk of injury or death" from head injuries during accidents. The recall involves 40,245 units of the Concord-branded 360 Degree Rechargeable Light-Up bike helmets, which failed to meet mandatory retention system and positional stability requirements. According to the company, the helmets may not stay securely in place during a crash, leaving users vulnerable to severe or fatal head injuries. The recall was announced on February 26 and applies to large-size helmets with a black exterior, built-in LED lighting, black straps and buckles, and a black plastic adjustment knob at the back. These helmets were sold at Walmart stores nationwide and online at Walmart.com from January 2025 through September 2025 for approximately $30. Consumers are being urged to stop using the recalled helmets immediately and contact Todson Inc. for a full refund. The company also warned against disposing of the helmets’ lithium-ion batteries in regular trash or recycling bins due to the risk of fire. Instead, users are advised to contact their local household hazardous waste center for proper disposal guidance. The recall highlights concerns about the safety of wearable technology integrated into cycling gear. While no injuries have been reported, the Consumer Product Safety Commission emphasized the potential dangers of the helmets failing to protect riders in the event of an accident.#walmart #todson_inc #consumer_product_safety_commission #concord_branded #bike_helmets
