This was recalled in 2010. How is this current product different? http://www.webmd.com/parenting/baby/n...
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http://www.hylands.com/news/hylands-teething-recall.php Updated Hyland's Teething Tablets Information Updated: 11/21/2014 There is no current recall of Hyland's Baby Teething Tablets. Hyland's Baby Teething Tablets were re-introduced with a new formula in July 2011. Parents continue to safely use our quick-dissolving homeopathic tablets with young children to soothe pain, and ease irritability associated with teething. Click here for more information on Hyland's Teething Tablets Safety. Hyland's Baby Teething Tablets have safely treated the pain associated with teething for more than 85 years. There is NO scientific link between homeopathically-prepared belladonna, or Hyland's Baby Teething Tablets, and seizures . In fact, the first symptom of an overdose of homeopathic belladonna would be dry mouth. As with any new medication, certain allergies may exist and we suggest close monitoring any time a new medicine or food is introduced to a child. We have also seen the rumors being circulated on Facebook and assure you that there is no recall of Hyland's Baby Teething Tablets. Find out more about the safety profile of Hyland's Baby Teething Tablets by reading this article.... http://www.hylands.com/news/teethinginfo.php Consumers that are concerned about the safety of the product may contact Standard Homeopathic Company by calling 1 (800) 624-9659 (Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Time). Press Contact: Mary C. Borneman: Hyland's Inc., 424-224-4135 mborneman@hylands.com
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This gets asked frequently and I'm happy to say there is a positive answer! Mine were dated at least a year out and I've seen others post the same response. Hope that helps!
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Sorry...it's the nasty new and allegedly improved formula. I asked a similar question a few weeks ago, and if you find it, I posted a link in the answers on that thread where you may find some of the old stuff.
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I just checked this website for the recalled model, which is * B-Agile strollers: U341763, U341764, U341782 and U341783* B-Agile Double strollers: U361818 or U361819* BOB Motion strollers: U391820, U391821 and U391822(http://consumerist.com/2014/01/31/more-bad-news-for-babies-216000-britax-strollers-recalled-over-finger-amputation-risk/)and the model number for this stroller is U451837, which is not on the above mentioned list. I used this stroller for a month now, so far have not had a problem with the folding button, but I will be careful now that I see this recall warning even though the model number is different. I just checked this website for the recalled model, which is * B-Agile strollers: U341763, U341764, U341782 and U341783* B-Agile Double strollers: U361818 or U361819* BOB Motion strollers: U391820, U391821 and U391822(http://consumerist.com/2014/01/31/more-bad-news-for-babies-216000-britax-strollers-recalled-over-finger-amputation-risk/)and the model number for this stroller is U451837, which is not on the above mentioned list. I used this stroller for a month now, so far have not had a problem with the folding button, but I will be careful now... » Read More I just checked this website for the recalled model, which is * B-Agile strollers: U341763, U341764, U341782 and U341783* B-Agile Double strollers: U361818 or U361819* BOB Motion strollers: U391820, U391821 and U391822(http://consumerist.com/2014/01/31/more-bad-news-for-babies-216000-britax-strollers-recalled-over-finger-amputation-risk/)and the model number for this stroller is U451837, which is not on the above mentioned list. I used this stroller for a month now, so far have not had a problem with the folding button, but I will be careful now that I see this recall warning even though the model number is different. « Show Less
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I had one of these when I was about 10 (12 years ago) and it really looks like nothing has changed. What happens is that you get a few packets of food powder with the doll. You mix them with water and feed them to her. The food then goes through a tube from her mouth to her bottom. It ends up in the diaper (assuming the diaper is on). So every time you use a food packet, you have to change the diaper. I guess you could use preemie diapers for the doll, but they're probably just as expensive as the diapers you'd buy for the doll at the toy store.
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Some babies (and moms) may be more sensitive or allergic to certain herbs. So far I have not had any issues with baby or myself with the herbs. One thing to note though is that the boron level was slightly higher in both versions of this product than the NIH recommended during pregnancy. For that reason I personally waited until the day of the birth before switching to the MegaFood brand. Below is where I found the information on boron when I was researching prenatals. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/natural/894.html
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I just got the same ERR.. message last night. Mine had a manufactured date of 8/9/04 so it was probably a couple months old when I started using it. Almost exactly a 7 year life....amazing!
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To be honest with you, I've no clear idea about this issue. I recommend you to contact producer to make sure since it concerning a baby. Sorry for my failure to help you in this matter.
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I'm not sure how recently this may have happened; haven't heard anything about their formula changing. I purchased my bottle about 1-2mths ago & it works great for our cloth diapers. Also is a miracle-cleaner when it comes to removing spit-up smell/stains from sofas, car seats, etc!
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I think it's a mistake on Amazon's part - if you go to Nuby's website it says the product is safe for 3+ months.http://www.nuby.com/en/nuby/teethers-toys/455
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Yes. The recalled models were manufactured prior to November 2011. The jumper I received is model OJ3, which is not listed in the recall notice (visit link reference below). Since the model is listed in the label affixed to the seat I don't know if there's a way to know the model without opening the box. Luckily returns are covered with the purchase so it is worth the risk of buying it. That's what I did, if it were to be a recalled model there was not much to worry about. It just would have go back and the seller get an awful review. http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2013/Kids-II-Recalls-Baby-Einstein-Activity-Jumpers/
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The adult spray now also contains sodium chloride, and is no longer just saline solution. I didn't know if the babies' spray formulation has also changed.
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I just did a test run of ordering it on Amazon and nothing came up about the item being recalled. I also searched Google and didn't see anything there.
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Wasn't aware the formula had changed. Last order was 6 months ago. Will be refilling my supply soon, so will see if there is a difference.
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I'm on vacation so can't check, but I'm pretty sure it's from the old batch... guess I'm taking my chances. A lot of times "new and improved" means they change the original formula and then it turns out to be an allergen for me. Right now the old formulated Bufferin is the ONLY analgesic I can tolerate.
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I'm not sure about all that--all I know is that our little girl has enjoyed her Wozzy since she was a newborn, and has never had any adverse reaction to it. The website for the company is http://www.softspotbywozzy.com/ --I would contact them, I am sure she can tell you...
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I hope you are not installing it in a carsest. It doesn't fit safely in the infant and should not be marketed as safe since it's an after market product.