# Major Recall Alert: Orange Silicone Disk Exceeds Lead Limits, Posing Severe Risk to Children
The Government of Canada has issued a **major recall targeting a product containing an orange silicone disk** due to dangerously high lead levels that exceed the allowable limits under the Toys Regulations. This poses a significant risk of lead exposure, particularly to children. Lead toxicity is a severe health hazard, especially for young ones, as it can lead to a variety of acute and long-term health problems, including anemia, vomiting, brain injury, immune system issues, and even death in extreme cases.
This issue emphasizes the importance of safety compliance and immediate action for consumers. Below, we discuss why this recall matters, what you should know about the recalled product, and how you can stay informed about product recalls.
## Why This Recall Is Important
Lead poisoning is a serious health risk, particularly for children whose bodies are more sensitive to contamination. Symptoms of lead exposure include:
- **Anemia**
- **Vomiting or diarrhea**
- **Convulsions**
- **Serious brain injuries, coma, or even death in extreme cases**
- Damage to vital organs such as the liver, kidneys, and heart
- Potential immune system and long-term developmental issues due to lead accumulation over time
What makes lead exposure even more alarming is that **ongoing exposure to even small amounts** can cause lead to build up in the body over time, increasing health risks as undetected exposure continues. The Government of Canada stresses the importance of reducing exposure to lead, and parents are encouraged to stay vigilant about products their children use or have access to.
Learn more about lead risks here: [Reduce your exposure to lead](https://www.canada.ca/en.html).
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## Details of the Recall
Here are the key details of this important recall:
- **Product**: Item containing an orange silicone disk (used primarily for toys)
- **Issue**: Excess levels of lead in violation of Canada's Toys Regulations
- **Target Audience**: Parents and guardians using the product for children
- **Health Impacts**: Potential lead poisoning through exposure or ingestion
- **Reports**: As of April 7, 2025, no injuries or incidents have been reported in Canada
For more details, read the official recall statement: [Wooden Bunny Stacker Recalled Due to Chemical Hazard](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/wooden-bunny-stacker-recalled-due-chemical-hazard).
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## What You Should Do
To ensure your family’s safety, follow these steps immediately:
1. **Stop Using the Product**: If you or your children are using any items containing the orange silicone disk, discontinue use immediately.
2. **Dispose or Return the Item**: Check with the retailer or the manufacturer for guidance about returns, proper disposal, or any reimbursement options associated with the recall.
3. **Monitor Health Symptoms**: If you suspect any exposure to lead, monitor for symptoms such as fatigue, stomach pain, diarrhea, or other unexplainable health issues. Contact your healthcare provider for advice and testing if needed.
4. **Stay Updated**: Regularly review product recalls issued by the Government of Canada to stay ahead of risks.
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*For more information on lead exposure and toxic risks, visit the Government of Canada pages: [Reduce your exposure to Lead](https://www.canada.ca/en.html).*
