Toy Gun 4: On July 25, 2024, Victor electric folding soft elastic toy guns sold on Temu were recalled due to not meeting federal safety standards. This toy gun does not have the orange tip required by mandatory toy standards to distinguish between toy guns and real guns, and the projectile poses a risk of eye injury to children.
Not meeting appearance safety standards: Toy guns do not have the mandatory orange gun head required by toy standards to distinguish between toy guns and real guns, which can easily cause misjudgment and may cause unnecessary panic or danger in some situations, especially when law enforcement personnel need to quickly distinguish between real guns and toy guns. Without an orange gun head, there will be significant safety hazards.
There is a risk of injury: Bullets fired from toy guns pose a danger to children's eyes, which may be due to the material, firing speed, or strength of the bullets not meeting safety standards. During children's play, if the bullets hit fragile parts such as the eyes, it may cause eye injuries, and in severe cases, even affect vision.
