A company is taking action due to a potential hazard with one of its products. The issue lies with the applicator of a certain children's candy. Consumers are being advised to stop using the product because a part can detach and pose a risk.
The candy was sold at various retailers, including some online platforms, over a period of several years. It was priced around $3 per bottle or in packs ranging from $13 to $32.
Refunds are being offered to consumers, who will also be provided with a way to return the product at no cost to them. Further information about the recall is available from the company and relevant authorities.
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