Kmart, Target urgently recall popular Anko product Heated Elbow Pad
Anyone who purchased the product from Kmart or Target between January 1 and April 4 has been urged to “stop using it immediately.”
A popular heat wrap sold at Kmart and Target stores across Australia has been urgently recalled over safety fears.
The Anko Heated Elbow Wrap, designed to offer muscle relief, could pose a risk of burn injuries, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) said in its recall issued on Tuesday.
The rechargeable heat pad could overheat if incorrectly positioned or wrapped too tightly.
Injuries have occurred, the notice continued.
Anyone who purchased the product from Kmart or Target between January 1 and April 4 has been urged to “stop using it immediately.”
Customers can return the product for a full refund.
Kmart issued a statement on social media.
“We take the quality and safety of our products very seriously,” the company said.
“We would like to advise you of a product safety recall.”
Anyone who bought the product as a gift for someone has been urged by the ACCC to contact the store.
If returning the product is not possible, customers should contact Kmart on 1800 124 125 or Target on 1300 753 567 for further information.
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