NERF water guns sold by toy retailers, including Argos and Hamleys, have been recalled over fears they contain dangerous levels of lead. Parents have been told to stop kids using both the Nerf Supe…
NERF water guns sold by toy retailers, including Argos and Hamleys, have been recalled over fears they contain dangerous levels of lead.
No injuries or illnesses have been reported from the two products, but they've been pulled from shelves as a precautionary measure.5Around 42,500 units of the Super Soaker XP 20 have been recalled across Europe, along with 77,500 units of the Super Soaker XP 30. Toy giant Hamleys also sold the X20 model for £10 and the X30 model for £15. It still lists the guns on its website, but they're detailed as out of stock.Hamleys sold both Nerf Super Soakers - but they're now listed as 'out of stock'Hasbro websiteThis can be found by turning the water blaster upside down, where you'll see a four-digit code printed after the letter "E".
We've asked for clarification on what scraped-off material means and we'll update this story, although EU regulations says isn't limited to surface coatings, polymers, leather, wood, glass, ceramics, and metals.
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