Children may be at risk for this fatal safety hazard, thus the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is sending out an urgent warning to everyone who has bought a bogus Labubu doll.
Small and prone to breaking, the fake Labubus, often called Lafufus, pose a choking hazard to young children.
Here are some other facts regarding these fake toys that could endanger kids.
Why are these fake Labubu dolls dangerous?
These faux Labubu dolls, which are available as keychains and plush figures, are small enough for kids to put in their mouths and obstruct their airways, according to the CPSC.
Additionally, the dolls are prone to breaking, which could cause choking hazards.
In a statement, CPSC Acting Chairman Peter A. Feldman said that these counterfeit Labubu dolls are unlawful, hazardous, and unfit for American households. No parent ought to have to worry about whether a toy will cause their child to stop breathing. Keep your kids safe and only purchase from reliable vendors.
Additionally, the organization cautioned customers against purchasing the fake toys and advised them to stop using them right away.
How can you spot a fake Labubu?
You can tell a fake Labubu from an actual one in a few different ways.
Labubus toys with excessively brilliant colors, the incorrect amount of teeth, and deep discounts are some indicators that they are fake.
According to the CPSC, genuine Labubus are offered by reliable vendors, feature a holographic Pop Mart sticker, and contain a QR code that takes customers to the official Pop Mart website.
A UV stamp is also present on one foot of more recent, genuine Labubus.
Customers can use this CPSC website to report any injuries or product flaws.
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