Safety recalls that rarely make the news, straight from the official U.S. agency records (FDA, USDA, CPSC, NHTSA). Every listing links to its official notice. We only copy what the record says.
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State filter: shows recalls whose official distribution lists that state, plus nationwide ones. CPSC and NHTSA recalls apply nationwide.
9 recalls for “election”
Vehicles & car seats
Incorrect spare tire pressure information on the placard may lead to incorrect inflation of the spare tire, increasing the risk of a crash.
· NHTSA · Nationwide
Vehicles & car seats
Referencing incorrect information can result in installing the wrong size replacement tires or underinflating the tires, increasing the risk of a crash.
· NHTSA · Nationwide
Vehicles & car seats
Incorrectly labeled tires may increase the risk of a crash.
· NHTSA · Nationwide
Vehicles & car seats
A vehicle with an incorrect maximum capacity weight value may be overloaded, increasing the risk of a crash.
· NHTSA · Nationwide
Medicines & devicesClass II
A navigation system used to aid in selection and positioning of orthopedic implant system components has a workstation that may contain a 15-inch MacBook Pro battery, subject to an Apple battery recall, that may overheat
· FDA · Nationwide
Medicines & devicesClass II
There is an error in the product description on the Unique Device Identification (UDI) label. These discrepancies in labeling do not align with the approved product or product specifications and may lead to incorrect pro
· FDA · Nationwide
Medicines & devicesClass II
Due to an internal sensor issue, image displayed with eyepiece may appear tilted relative to the eyepiece housing
· FDA · 20 states
FoodPublic Health Alert
Public Health Alert · Public Health Alert
· USDA FSIS · 9 states
Medicines & devicesClass II
Due to incorrect cartridges include in affected products that there is the potential for false-susceptible or false-resistant susceptibility results and may lead to selection of an ineffective antimicrobial therapy, pote
· FDA · Nationwide
Recall data comes from official U.S. government sources: openFDA (food, drugs, devices), USDA FSIS (meat, poultry, egg products), CPSC (consumer and children’s products) and NHTSA (vehicles, equipment, car seats). openFDA notes its data should not be relied on for medical decisions. Always confirm with the official notice. Check your vehicle by VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls.