Have any of your recent Costco finds been recalled? Check the list
The recalled items range from air conditioners to power banks to air fryers and were either sold through Costco or Costco Next, a program that allows shoppers to purchase items directly from brands at Costco prices.
Here's what shoppers should know about the recent recalls.
Costco has recalled the following products since May 1:
To find Costco's latest recalls, visit the Product Recalls section of its website. Past recalls are also archived online.
Consumers can check for other recalls across retailers and manufacturers on the websites of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, U.S. Food & Drug Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture Food Safety and Inspection Service and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. All of those sites have searchable databases. CPSC, FDA and USDA also list recalls in reverse chronological order.
USA TODAY also maintains a database of recalled items.
Costco accepts most returns without time limits, though there are some exceptions.
Recalls are separate from standard returns. Consumers should check recall notices for next steps on specific items.

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