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Product: Henna powder Brand: Gama Risk: The product contains an excessive level of aerobic mesophilic bacteria (measured values up to 230 000 cfu/g) and yeast and mould (measured values up to 66 000 cfu/g). If used on damaged skin, or if it comes into contact with the eyes, the ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Elite Risk: The product bears a CE marking but is not certified as protective equipment by a relevant body. Additionally, the particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 98.5 %). Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the ... |
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Product: Hair spray Brand: MessHead Risk: The product contains a mixture of the preservatives methylchloroisothiazolinone and methylisothiazolinone (MCI/MI, measured values: 0.001 % and 0.001 %, respectively), which are forbidden in leave-on cosmetics. Dermal contact with MCI and MI containing products can provoke allergic contact dermatitis to sensitised persons. / ... |
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Product: Plush toy with accessories Brand: Fashion Friends Risk: The sequins can easily be detached. A small child might put the toy in the mouth, detach the sequins with the teeth and inhale them.This could lead to infection in the lungs. / The product does not comply with the requirements of ... |
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Product: Hand disinfectant Brand: FICOMED Risk: The product contains an insufficient amount of ethanol (measured value: ≤ 33.5 %). Consequently, it does not kill bacteria or viruses, which could then reach the user, increasing the risk of infection. Furthermore, the presence of alcohol is not accompanied by the ... |
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Product: LED ceiling light Brand: V-TAC Risk: The electric strength, the insulation and the clearance/creepage distances between the primary and accessible secondary circuits are insufficient. Consequently, accessible parts might become live, increasing the risk of the user receiving an electric electric shock. / The product does not comply with the ... |
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Product: Liquid for e-cigarettes Brand: Bunkerbase & Co. Risk: According to the ingredients list, the product contains an excessive amount of nicotine (declared value up to: 250 mg/ml). It is supplied in an excessive volume and without the required leaflet with recommendations for correct and safe use of harmful mixtures. Nicotine ... |
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Product: Skin lightening product Brand: Bronz Tone, Gandour Risk: The product contains an unsafe amount of kojic acid (measured value: 3.6 %). Kojic acid can affect the balance of the thyroid system and also induce skin sensitisation, when used at high concentrations on hand and face, or if used on large areas ... |
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Product: Portable UV lamp Brand: Unknown Risk: The product emits an unsafe amount of UV-C radiation (measured value: 2.1 W/m2). Consequently, a user in close proximity to the product will receive an unsafe dose of UV radiation to the eyes or the skin, increasing the risk of severe injuries ... |
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Product: Portable UV lamp Brand: Maso Auto Risk: The product does not emit neither UV-C nor UV-B radiation. Consequently, it might not kill bacteria or viruses, which could then reach the user, increasing the risk of infection. |
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Product: Portable UV lamp Brand: Unknown Risk: The product emits an unsafe amount of UV-C and UV-B radiation (measured value: 1.15 W/m2). Consequently, a user in close proximity to the product will receive an unsafe dose of UV radiation to the eyes or the skin, increasing the risk of ... |
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Product: UV steriliser Brand: Unknown Risk: The product does not emit UV-C radiation. Consequently, it might not kill bacteria or viruses, which could then reach the user, increasing the risk of infection. The product emits an unsafe amount of UV-A radiation (measured value: 51.8 W/m2). Consequently, a user ... |
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Product: UV steriliser Brand: Unknown Risk: The product emits an unsafe amount of UV-A, UV-B and UV-C radiation (measured value of UV-C: 0.269 W/m2). Consequently, a user in close proximity to the product will receive an unsafe dose of UV radiation to the eyes or the skin, increasing ... |
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Product: UV bulb Brand: Unknown Risk: The product does not emit neither UV-C nor UV-B radiation. Consequently, it might not kill bacteria or viruses, which could then reach the user, increasing the risk of infection. |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: Jeep Risk: The head joint of the windscreen wipers can be improperly formed. This could impair the functioning of the wipers, increasing the risk of an accident. / |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: Mercedes-Benz Risk: The heat shielding plate on the exhaust gas turbocharger may not comply with the specifications. As a result, it can come into contact with the oil pipe of the turbocharger and damage it, leading to increased risk of fire. / |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: Mercedes-Benz Risk: A fuel pipe connection of the inerting system may be defective. As a result, it may allow fuel to leak out in the event of an accident, increasing the risk of fire. / |
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Product: False nails Brand: Splendid Nail Risk: According to the list of ingredients, the glue contains dibutyl phthalate (DBP), which use is forbidden in cosmetic products. This phthalate may harm the health, causing possible damage to the reproductive system or the unborn child. / The product does not comply ... |
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Product: Balloons Brand: Unknown Risk: The rubber of the balloons releases an excessive amount of n-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA)(measured value: 0.36 mg/kg). NDMA is a nitrosamine, which may cause cancer through ingestion or dermal exposure. A child could be exposed to it when touching or putting the product in the ... |
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Product: Paint and varnish stripper Brand: Tigre Risk: According to the list of ingredients, the product contains an excessive amount of 1,2-dichloropropane (declared value up to: 74 %), which is restricted to professional use. 1,2-dichloropropane can cause cancer when inhaled. / The product does not comply with the REACH Regulation. |
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Product: Platform Listing: Hair clipper set Brand: Unknown Risk: The product is advertised with a substandard adaptor for permanent use with inadequate insulation. As a result, the adaptor could overheat causing burns and or leading to fire. / The product does not comply with the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive ... |
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Product: Platform Listing: Wax heater Brand: Unknown Risk: The product is advertised with an adaptor that does not provide protection to users due to the absence of a fuse. In the case of an overload, the adaptor could overheat causing burns and or leading to fire. The user could touch accessible ... |
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Product: Platform Listing: Hair clipper set Brand: Kemei Risk: The product is advertised with a substandard adaptor for permanent use with inadequate insulation. As a result, the adaptor could overheat causing burns and or leading to fire. The user could touch accessible live parts, increasing the risk electric shock. / The ... |
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Product: Bicycle Brand: vsf fahrradmanufaktur Risk: There may be a defect with the bracket fixing the front luggage rack that could suddenly break under stress. The user could lose control and fall off leading to injuries and accidents. / |
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Product: Hair straightener / Curling iron Brand: PROMOZER Risk: The product lacks the compulsory instructions manual with the warnings and precautions for its safe use. Consequently, the user is aware of the potential hazards, increasing the risk of burns or electric shock if certain parts are touch by the user or get ... |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: Hyundai Risk: Dirt and humidity may penetrate into the ABS control module. As a result, short-circuit may occur, leading to electrical overload and increased risk of fire. / |
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Product: Hand disinfectant Brand: ON DERMO Risk: The product contains an insufficient amount of ethanol and propan-2-ol (measured values: ≤ 50 % and ≤ 6 %, respectively). Consequently, it does not kill bacteria or viruses, which could then reach the user, increasing the risk of infection. Furthermore, the presence ... |
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Product: Baby Teether Brand: Unknown Risk: A part of the teether protrudes. If a child too young to sit up unaided puts it in the mouth and falls face down, the protruding part could cause impaction injury to throat. / The product does not comply with the requirements ... |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: VW Risk: The emergency call service may not be functioning. As a result, the system may not assist the car occupants by contacting the call centre/rescue coordination centre in the event of an accident. / |
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Product: Leather jacket Brand: GERRY WEBER Risk: The leather in the product contains chromium VI (measured value up to: 12.71 mg/kg). Chromium (VI) is sensitising, can trigger allergic reactions and can cause cancer. / The product does not comply with REACH Regulation. |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: VW Risk: An oil line in the automatic gearbox may have a manufacturing defect. Consequently, oil may leak out onto the road, posing a risk to the following traffic. / |
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Product: Toy slime Brand: GELATINA Risk: The migration of boron from the toy slime is too high (measured value: 823 (247) mg / kg). Ingestion or contact with an excessive quantity of boron may harm the health of children by damaging the reproductive system. / The product does ... |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: Audi Risk: An oil line in the automatic gearbox may have a manufacturing defect. Consequently, oil may leak out onto the road, posing a risk to the following traffic. / |
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Product: Toy slime Brand: MAD MAX Risk: The migration of boron from the toy slime is too high (measured value: 1310 (393) mg / kg). Ingestion or contact with an excessive quantity of boron may harm the health of children by damaging the reproductive system. / The product does ... |
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Product: Toy slime Brand: MAD MAX Risk: The migration of boron from the toy slime is too high (measured value: 2650 (795) mg / kg). Ingestion or contact with an excessive quantity of boron may harm the health of children by damaging the reproductive system. / The product does ... |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: KIA Risk: Oil and humidity may penetrate into the into the power supply of the ABS control module. As a result, short-circuit may occur, leading to electrical overload and increased risk of fire. / |
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Product: Lorry Brand: Streetscooter Risk: Due to a damage to the low-voltage battery charger and corrosion in the cable duct, smoke and heat may develop, thus causing scorching and fire. / |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Kemoshi Risk: The particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 83.9 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if ... |
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Product: Bumpers for baby cot Brand: Unknown Risk: The product has too long non-functional drawstrings and volumetric decorations, that could lead to strangulation of babies and very young children. / The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 16780. |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: Toyota Risk: A material defect may lead to cracks in the front control arms. This will impair the proper functioning of these components, which may lead to loss of control over the vehicle. / |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Health Pro Risk: The particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 74.4 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Jieyasi Risk: The particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 78.9 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: KN95 Risk: The particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 91.05 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Su Risk: The particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 88.8 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if ... |
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Product: Baby teether Brand: Unknown Risk: The teether has protruding parts. A child could put the protruding parts into the mouth, which could block the airways and cause choking, or if the child falls against its face, lead to injuries. / The product does not comply with the ... |
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Product: Baby teether Brand: Unknown Risk: The teether has protruding parts. A child could put the protruding parts into the mouth, which could block the airways and cause choking, or if the child falls against its face, lead to injuries. / The product does not comply with the ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Unknown Risk: The product bears a CE marking but is not certified as protective equipment by a relevant body. Additionally, the particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 89 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, ... |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: Peugeot Risk: The fixings of the rear shock absorbers are not properly tightened. Consequently, the shock absorbers could fall while the vehicle is in movement increasing the risk of accident to incoming traffic. / |
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Product: LED bath lights Brand: Kitosun Lights Risk: The battery compartment can be easily opened, leaving the button batteries accessible. A child may put them in the mouth and swallow them, which could cause damage to the child’s gastrointestinal tract. A small child may put them in the mouth and ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Nine Nurse Risk: The total filtration capacity of the mask is insufficient (measured mean value ≤ 85.8 %). Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if not combined with additional protective measures. / The ... |
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Product: Passenger car Brand: Volvo Risk: The tensile strength of the steel of the safety belt's fixing cable may decrease with time. Consequently, the protective/restraining effect of the safety belts could decrease, increasing the risk of injury in the event of an accident. / |
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Product: Children's blouse Brand: AJJ Design Risk: The blouse bears long cords to be tied at the front of the neck area. They can become trapped during various activities of a child and lead to strangulation. / The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 14682. |
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Product: Wax warmer Brand: Unknown Risk: The bulb can easily detach from its socket leaving live parts accessible. The user could touch the accessible live parts and receive an electric shock. / The product does not comply with the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive and the relevant European ... |
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Product: LED floodlight Brand: Unknown Risk: The electrical insulation is inadequate and the clearance/creepage distances between the primary and accessible secondary circuits are insufficient. The user may touch live parts and receive an electric shock. / The product does not comply with the requirements of the Low Voltage ... |
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Product: Hair curler Brand: Unknown Risk: The electrical insulation is inadequate and the clearance/creepage distances between the primary and accessible secondary circuits are insufficient. The user may touch live parts and receive an electric shock. / The product does not comply with the requirements of the Low Voltage ... |
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Product: Nail lamp Brand: Unknown Risk: The electrical insulation is inadequate and the clearance/creepage distances between the primary and accessible secondary circuits are insufficient. The user may touch live parts and receive an electric shock. / The product does not comply with the requirements of the Low Voltage ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Che Zhi Road Risk: The total filtration capacity of the mask is insufficient (measured mean value ≤ 93.8 %). Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if not combined with additional protective measures. / The ... |
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Product: Motorcycle Brand: Husqvarna Risk: The seal between the fuel pump and the fuel sensor might deform with time. Consequently, fuel could leak, which in the presence of an ignition source could lead to a fire and burns. / |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Ouleok Risk: The product bears a CE marking but is not certified as protective equipment by a relevant body. Additionally, the particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 81.8 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Onemix Risk: The total filtration capacity of the mask is insufficient (measured mean value ≤ 66.3 %). Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if not combined with additional protective measures. / The ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: FancyLand Risk: The product bears a CE marking but is not certified as protective equipment by a relevant body. Additionally, the particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 94.4 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: GYHX Risk: The product bears a CE marking but is not certified as protective equipment by a relevant body. Additionally, the particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 86 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face leading ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Manmao Risk: The particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 87 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if ... |
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Product: Electric manicure set Brand: Unknown Risk: The product is advertised with a substandard adaptor for permanent use with inadequate insulation. A person could touch the live part of the adaptor and receive an electric shock. / The product does not comply with the requirements of the Low Voltage ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Airevo Risk: The product bears a CE marking but is not certified as protective equipment by a relevant body. Additionally, the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Moway Risk: The particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 75.2 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Daddy Baby Risk: The particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 92.2 %) and the mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Govek Risk: The mask does not properly adapt to the face. Consequently, an excessive amount of particles or microorganisms might pass through the mask, increasing the risk of infection if not combined with additional protective measures. / The product does not comply with the ... |
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Product: Plastic doll Brand: Toi-Toys Iternational Risk: The plastic material of the product contains an excessive amount of bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP)(measured value: 18.1 % by weight). This phthalate may harm the health of children, causing possible damage to their reproductive system. / The product does not comply with the ... |
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Product: Plastic doll with accessories Brand: Unknown Risk: The plastic material of the product contains an excessive amount of bis(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP) (measured value: 17.4 % by weight). This phthalate may harm the health of children, causing possible damage to their reproductive system. / The product does not comply with ... |
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Product: Particle filter mask Brand: Isu Risk: The product bears a CE marking but is not certified as protective equipment by a relevant body. Additionally, the particle/filter retention of the material is insufficient (measured value ≤ 88 %), the elastic cords of the mask easily detach and the mask ... |
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