In the clip, they used a magnetic, reusable water balloon as an example. “This toy contains something dangerous,” they wrote, as they opened up the water balloon to reveal small, strong silver ...

The Soppycid Reusable Water Balloons have been recalled due to fears of magnets which can be easily swallowed and could cause ...

One Jupiter family could have lost their son and they have a warning to other parents about the toys ... the wall of the intestine." The X-rays shocked everyone. Doctors could see 20 magnetic ...

Jake Bronstein, 30, is the brains behind BuckyBalls, a new toy that consists of a jar of 21, tiny, magnetic balls that link into geometric shapes. Bronstein, who peddles the toy on his blog ...

The Cabinet Order is to newly list magnetic amusement products ... each other across the intestinal wall, and requiring abdominal surgery to remove the magnets. Concerning water-absorbing synthetic ...

Toy maker has been under continued pressure from the federal government. Oct. 31, 2012— -- Maxfield & Oberton, the maker of Buckyballs and Buckycubes, popular office toys made up of small ...

Lead author Professor of Pediatric Surgery Nigel Hall, who works at the University and Southampton Children's Hospital, said retailers must do more to increase warnings on magnetic toy labels.

today announced that Tytan Magnetic Tiles, the Company's children's toy brand and leading innovator in educational toys and magnetic building sets, has entered into a new first party relationship ...

Walmart is recalling its exclusive line of magnetic ball toys connected to seven deaths, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Here’s what you should return to get a refund.

A children’s toy found to have seven times the permitted amount of arsenic has been removed from sale. The product called Magnetic Putty consisted of a bag of putty and a small magnetic cube.