National Safety Recalls - July 17
Two additional July 16 CPSC recalls warrant attention. No newer major recall was posted by NHTSA, FDA or USDA FSIS as of this check.
Hollis diving regulators — drowning hazard
Huish Outdoors Hollis 200LX second-stage diving regulators are being recalled because the regulator inlet tube can crack and break, potentially interrupting a diver’s air supply and creating a risk of serious injury or death by drowning.
Huish Outdoors has received 17 reports of broken inlet tubes, although no injuries have been reported. The regulators were sold at diving-supply stores nationwide from May 2017 through February 2026 for about $330. Owners should stop using them and arrange a free repair. (U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission)
Jobon butane torch lighters — fire and burn risk
About 13,200 Jobon butane torch lighters are recalled because they lack the federally required child-resistant mechanism. Children could operate the lighters, creating a risk of severe burns, fire or death.
The gray/brown, gold/black and camouflage-pattern lighters were sold through Amazon and Alibaba from April 2021 through September 2025. Consumers should stop using them and seek a refund rather than giving them away or reselling them. (U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission)
Agency check
CPSC: The Hollis regulator and Jobon lighter recalls are the principal additional hazards not included in the previous roundup. CPSC’s other July 16 actions included toddler towers, Cat & Jack sandals, Panasonic toaster ovens, paint thinner and improperly grounded chandeliers. (U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission)
NHTSA: No new nationwide consumer alert appeared after the July 9 recall of 462,869 Kia Tellurides for a power-seat motor that may overheat and ignite. NHTSA’s current press-release listing still identifies that as its latest recall alert. (NHTSA)
FDA: No July 17 recall had been posted. FDA’s list was current through July 16, when it posted the Khong Guan glutinous rice-ball recall for undeclared peanuts. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration)
USDA FSIS: No new July 17 meat or poultry recall or public-health alert surfaced in the official listings.
