4pcs Reusable Water Balloons, Magnetic Happy Water Bombs Quick Fill for Water Fight Game, Summer Party, Refillable Water Balloons for Kids Adult to Water Battle, Multiple Colour

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This can be wasteful and expensive, especially if you have a large group of people you want to play with. While foreign body ingestions like coins, toys, or jewelry have been a regular occurrence for years, caring for a patient who has ingested or inserted high-powered magnets is especially concerning.

One con of traditional splash water balloons is that they are single-use products; you can only use them once before you have to throw them away.All magnets have the potential to be dangerous when swallowed, as they can cause severe internal injuries and death. Due to the pressure on those tissues, [it] can actually cause holes, whether it's in the stomach, intestine in the nose. The Office for Product Safety and Standards is urging consumers to be aware of the dangers posed by certain magnetic reusable water balloons. I never expected it to get as much attention as it has, but I'm glad that it has because the word is definitely getting out," Whitty said.

Für meinen kleinen Sohn war das zwar ein riesiger Spaß, aber er war schon vor dem ersten Wurf komplett nass. Our water balloons self sealing are reusable, which don't leave a mess on the scene and save time in picking up balloon pieces. Magnets pose a danger and an issue when there are multiple because of the pull between the magnets," Conover said. Over a week since the incident, Whitty said her daughter is healing well and is taking a prescribed antibiotic to prevent infection in the injured area. Since her daughter's injury, Whitty said she has retained a lawyer to discuss a possible product deficiency lawsuit and said she doesn't think "anybody should have to go through that, whether it be a parent or a child.

QUICK FILLING AND EASY] The design and function of our reusable water balloons quick fill in 1-2 seconds by simply placing them in the water. The product listing also states that the balloons are "suitable for most people," including children. Leah Middelberg, MD is part of the physician team of Emergency Medicine and Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship faculty at Nationwide Children's Hospital. For toys that contain small, accessible magnets, the acceptable maximum level of magnetic flux index (the measure of magnetic force used in toys) is set out in the Toy Safety Standard EN71-1.