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Children's slippers sold by a popular supermarket chain are being recalled due to a major safety concern.
According to Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC), Asda/George is carrying out the recall of their White All Over Dinosaur Slippers due to a potential risk associated with a fault in the velcro which could lead to the strap coming undone.
This could create a tripping hazard, which could lead to cuts, abrasions or a concussion.
The affected product model numbers and corresponding barcodes can be found below:
There are approximately 22 affected products in the Republic of Ireland. This product was sold via the Global-E platform.
Customers should stop using the product and keep out of reach of children.
The Global-e Platform have contacted affected consumers in relation to this recall and will arrange refunds.
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