Marble-sized, powerful magnetic balls sold at Walmart are being recalled after the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said they are an ingestion hazard. The Relax 5mm Science Kit, Large ...

About 4,240 of the recalled Relax Magnetic Balls were sold exclusively online at Walmart.com from February 2022 through April 2023 for between $14 and $15. Made in China, the product was sold ...

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The Mag Cube magnetic ball sets were sold under various names on Walmart.com from March 2018 though December 2019 for between $13 and $20.

The 5mm magnetic balls are small, spherical, loose and separable neodymium rare-earth magnets with a strong magnetic flux, according to the CPSC. The magnets, sold in a set of 216, are encased in ...

TOCTOC Magnetic Ball Set sold on Amazon Consumer Product Safety Commission The 216-piece magnetic ball sets were sold online at Amazon for about $20.

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission issued several warnings for high-powered magnetic balls in toy sets, after the agency said it was aware of seven deaths linked to swallowing small magnets.

They were sold as loose magnets in a set of 512 multi-colored magnetic balls assembled in the form of a cube. The 5mm sets were sold encased in a clear-plastic case and a portable tin storage box.

The Neodymium Magnetic Balls recalled on Thursday were sold by XpressGoods, a North Carolina company, from July 2021 through May 2022 and made in China, the agency said.

They were sold as loose magnets in a set of 512 multi-colored magnetic balls assembled in the form of a cube. The 5mm sets were sold encased in a clear-plastic case and a portable tin storage box.

A magnetic ball set sold at South Korean site myKmarket.com was also issued a warning. Most of these magnetics are colorful, and sold in a clear plastic case.