Multiple children injured by stroller fan, prompting recall
The recall for Nuby Stroller Fans was issued late last week.
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More than 33,000 fans were sold at stores and online nationwide from May 2024 to June 2024.
The company Luv n' care received seven reports for children's fingers accessing the fan blades, leading to six laceration injuries.
The Nuby Stroller fans have three speeds, adjustable tripod legs and a rechargeable USB port. The plastic fans are black with the Nuby brand name printed on the center on the front of the fan. The lot number N8K10X and model number 25138 are printed on a white label on the back center of the fan.
If you have the stroller fan, you're asked to stop using it immediately.
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The company is offering free replacements. Luv n' care can be contacted at 800-588-6227 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT Monday through Friday. You can also email customers@nuby.com.
The company is contacting all known purchases directly.
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