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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The incorporation of magnets ensures that the closure is reliable, preventing any unintended leaks during filling or play. You have the right to cancel the contract at any time up to the end of 14 days after the day on which you receive the goods. The warning comes after OPSS identified reusable water balloons that present a risk of death or serious injury if two or more magnets are ingested. She was like, 'Leah got out [of the pool], grabbed a towel, wiped her face and just started screaming,'" Whitty recounted.

Kelley Whitty of Morrow, Ohio, told " Good Morning America" her daughter Leah was swimming earlier this month at a family friend's house, where they had reusable water balloons, soft silicone balls with a magnetic closure that allows them to be refilled. We are super thankful this wasn’t worse than it could’ve been but these are marketed to young kids, with no warning at all and clearly could result in severe injury especially if ingested. She goes on to recount how “Leah got out of the pool, wiped her face with a towel, and immediately started screaming. Martin said she often sees magnet injuries at the pediatric ER at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, including at least one case so far of an injury involving a magnet from a reusable water balloon.

No more having to pick up bits of burst balloons around the garden – and so much better for the environment and pursestrings in the long run. Given all these benefits of Soppycid reusable water balloons, it is time to ditch the conventional disposable water balloons and switch to a sustainable, eco-friendly option this summer. If you're looking for a fun way to cool off in the hot weather, then one mum and her kids have tested some splashtastic water balloons with a twist – and they were 'a big hit. Once the water balloon is filled, the magnets swiftly and firmly snap together, creating a robust magnetic bond.

Due to the pressure on those tissues, [it] can actually cause holes, whether it's in the stomach, intestine in the nose. In 2022, a new safety standard took effect for these high-powered magnets, with the aim of protecting kids “from the serious injuries or death that can occur when two or more magnets are ingested.If you have those reusable water balloons, keep a close eye on your children as they play with them.