US recalls popular magnetic toy after children hospitalized
US authorities have recalled a well-known magnetic toy after reports of injuries, including two children who required surgery after swallowing magnets.
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AIUS authorities have recalled a popular magnetic children's toy from the market following reports of safety concerns.
According to Russia Today, the reports included incidents of the toy breaking apart and strong magnets detaching, which led to two children undergoing surgery after swallowing the magnets.
The cubes contain small, powerful magnets that allow them to connect and form three-dimensional shapes. The recall covers sets containing 45, 56, 100, 120, 150, or 300 cubes, sold in various designs such as jungle, galaxy, farm, castle, unicorn, bush, and dinosaur themes.
These products were manufactured in China and sold in the United States through Amazon between January 2024 and July 2026, with prices ranging from $17 to $50.
