All Product Recalls

The Product Was Sold At Discount, Toy, Drug, Grocery, Party And Specialty/gift Stores Nationwide, From January 2001 Through November 2003, For About $4.

Many Kroger-owned Stores, From August 2002 Through August 2003, For About $3.50 To $5.

Department, Toy, And Discount Stores Nationwide, Between January 2003 And May 2003, For Between $160 And $225 For The Single Trampolines, And Between $320 And $360 For The Trampolines Banded Together With Safety Enclosures.

Specialty Toy Stores Nationwide Sold These Toys, From April 2002 Through March 2003, For About $1.

Furniture Stores Nationwide, From December 1989 Through April 2002, For Between $500 And $1,200.

Wal-mart Stores Nationwide Sold These Toys, From November 2002 Through April 2003, For About $14.

Dollar Tree, Only One Dollar, Only $1, Dollar Express, And Dollar Bills Stores Nationwide Sold These Toys, From June 2002 Through March 2003, For About $1.

Major Retail Stores Nationwide Sold The Adapters, Between July 2002 And March 2003, For Between $90 And $120.

Home Centers, Hardware Stores And Industrial Suppliers Nationwide Sold The Sanders, From April 1992 Through February 2003, For Between $110 And $125.

Book, Discount Department Stores And Online Retailers Sold The Recalled Books Nationwide, From August 2002 Through January 2003, For About $10.

Mass Merchants Nationwide Sold These Bathtub/stools, Between January 1999 And February 2002, For About $17.

Department And Baby Products Stores Nationwide Sold These Portable Wood Cribs, From January 1991 Through December 2002, For About $99.

Toy And Discount Department Stores Sold The Dolls Nationwide, From June 2002 Through December 2002, For Between $10 And $15.

Home Centers, Hardware Stores And Industrial Suppliers Nationwide Sold The Circular Saws, From April 1998 To November 2002, For Between $99 And $119.

Discount, Department And Juvenile Product Stores Sold The Walkers With These Toys Nationwide, From December 2000 Through October 2002, For Between $20 And $40.

Dollar Tree, Only One Dollar, Only $1, Dollar Express And Dollar Bills Sold The Stuffed Animals Nationwide, From April 2002 Through August 2002, For $1.

Dollar Tree, Only One Dollar, Only $1, Dollar Express And Dollar Bills Sold The Stuffed Animals Nationwide, From May 2001 Through September 2002, For $1.

Discount Stores Sold The Extension Cords Nationwide, From October 1998 To March 2002, For About $1.

Specialty Toy Stores, Web Retailers And School Supply Catalogs Sold The Recalled Puzzle And Activity Sets, From January 1999 To July 2002. Toddler Totes Were Sold For About $15 And Familiar Things Were Sold For About $20.

Discount Specialty And Department Stores Sold The Recalled Juice Extractors, From March 1996 Through July 2002, For About $25.

Discount Department And Toy Stores Sold The Recalled "smatter" Products Nationwide, From February 2002 Through June 5, 2002, For About $10.

Wal-mart Stores Nationwide Sold These Mountain Bikes, From May 1999 Through December 2000, For About $150.

Discount, Department And Juvenile Product Stores Sold The Activity Centers Nationwide, From November 2001 Through May 2002, For Between $30 And $70.

Sporting Good Stores, Web Sites, Catalogs, And Direct Sales Sold This Exercise Machine Nationwide, From June 1997 Through October 2001, For Between $180 And $200.

Discount Department Stores And Toy Stores Nationwide Sold The Bicycles With These Forks From, June 1998 Through December 2000, For Between $125 And $150. Additionally, Consumers Could Have Received A Ballistic Model 105 Fork As A Replacement, When Participating In One Of The Previous Recalls.

Department Stores Nationwide, Including Wal-mart, Toys R Us And Zany Brainy, As Well As E-businesses, Catalogers And Hobby Shops Sold These Rockets, From February 2001 Through February 2002, For Between $20 And $40.

Hardware Stores And Home Centers Nationwide Sold The Recalled Wheelbarrows, From January 1993 Through December 2000, For Between $20 And $30.

Dollar Tree, Only One Dollar, Only $1, Dollar Express, And Dollar Bills Retail Stores Nationwide Sold The Paperweights, From August 2000 Through September 2000, For About $1.

Dansk Factory Outlet Stores And Lenox Warehouse Clearance Centers Nationwide Sold These Ice Cream Scoops, Between January 1988 And November 2001, For About $9.

Hardware And Construction Supply Stores Nationwide Sold The Air Compressors, From 1983 Through 1991, For Between $150 And $400.

Home And Garden Centers And Hardware Stores Sold These Feeders, From October 1994 Through January 2002, For About $33.

Shoe, Department And Stride Rite Outlet Stores Nationwide Sold These Shoes, From January 2001 Through September 2001, For About $25.

Toy And Mass Merchandise Stores Nationwide Sold These Rattles, From August 1999 Through Mid-october 2001, For About $5.

Juvenile Product And Toy Stores Nationwide Sold The Swings, From December 2000 Through September 2001, For About $20.

The Majority Of Windows Were Installed By Home Builders In The Construction Of New Homes. Independent Dealers And Home Centers Nationwide Also Sold These Windows To Contractors Between May 2000 Through August 2001.

Home Centers (including Home Depot), Hardware Stores, And Catalogs Nationwide Sold The Circular Saws, From October 1998 Through July 2001, For Between $60 And $140.

Home Depot Stores Nationwide Exclusively Sold The Cabinets For About $90.

Dollar Stores Nationwide Sold These Toys, From September 1999 Through May 2001, For About $1.

Department And Juvenile Products Stores Nationwide Sold These Strollers, From December 1997 Through December 2000, For About $30.

Toy, Mass Merchandise And Discount Stores Nationwide Sold These Portable Bassinets, From November 1997 Through March 2001, For About $50.

Major Athletic Shoe And Department Stores Nationwide Sold These Shoes, From July 1999 Through July 2001, For Between $90 And $125.

Retail Stores, National Book Chains, Wholesalers And Distributors, And Membership Warehouse Clubs Nationwide Sold The Educational Kits, From February 1999 Through May 2001, For Between $13 And $20.

Discount, Specialty, And Toy Stores Nationwide Sold The Kitten Toys From September 2000 Through May 2001 For Between $10 And $13.

Chain Stores And Independent Retailers, Including Babies "r" Us, Right Start, And Burlington Coat Factory, Sold These High Chairs, From June 1996 Through October 1999, For About $180.

Mass Merchandise, Juvenile Products And Discount Department Stores Nationwide Sold These Strollers, From Approximately December 1996 Through March 2001, For Between $100 And $200.

Kb Toy Store, Kb Toy Works, Kb Toy Outlet, Big Lots, Odd Lots, Pic N Save And Macfrugals Nationwide Sold The Toys, From September 2000 Through January 2001, For Between $20 And $30. The Toys Also Were Sold Online At Kbkids.com.

Department, Toy, Discount, Lumber, And Hardware Stores Nationwide, Including Toys "r" Us, Wal-mart And Kmart, Sold The Gyms, From September 2000 Through April 2001, For $150 To $400.

Major Department Stores, Wholesale Clubs And Specialty Stores, Including Walmart, Toys R Us, And Costco Nationwide Sold The Rockets, From January 2001 Through March 2001, For About $20.