These Joggers Could Cause Respiratory Arrest

These Joggers Could Cause Respiratory Arrest

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    Dr Gérald Kierzek (Medical Director of Doctissimo)

    Medical validation:
    August 15, 2022

    The product in question, which is the subject of a recall, is also suspected of promoting external injuries, especially in the youngest.

    If you were planning on wearing a tracksuit tonight, be careful. Since Tuesday, jogging pants have been recalled. The authorities recommend that people who have this product stop using it.

    Jogging pants marketed throughout France

    According to the Rappel Conso site, these are girls’ gray joggers that feature a white drawstring, a white number “4” on the side, and a pink heart.

    Manufactured by the “TQF COLLECTION” brand and distributed within the Trafic Stores, the product is accused of causing “respiratory arrest” and “external injuries” to the consumer.

    The product contains cords that can be tied around the waist. These can get caught during a child’s various activities, resulting in injury. “, specifies the site Rappel Conso.

    In fact, the product references must be read carefully:

    • Girl’s gray jogging pants;
    • Reference: 956210;
    • Model: 11-25-821;
    • GTIN: 2000007016927;
    • Batch: 3000345765;
    • Packaging: 1 piece, cardboard sales tag;
    • Marketing: from 10/01/2022 to 06/05/2022;
    • Geographical area of ​​sale: whole of France.

    Consumers are advised not to use this batch and to return it to the store until September 30, 2022, the date of the end of the recall, in order to obtain a refund.

    In case of questions, a telephone number is available to consumers: 00 32 71 68 12 00.

    To avoid injuries and other everyday “bobos”, a few basic rules must be followed:

    • constantly monitor your child (never leave him alone, whether in his bath, on the changing table, in the house or in the car);
    • do not leave coins, marbles, sweets, small toys, food (olives, peanuts…), batteries, pen caps, hair clips…
    • explain the dangers to their child (of an object, of a situation, etc.);
    • seek advice from their doctor, pharmacist or pediatric nurse for any questions;
    • Have the right reflexes: some simple gestures can avoid an accident.

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