Recall soothers

2024-10-01

Here you will find detailed information about the recall and what you need to do if your purchased pacifier is affected by the recall.

Which pacifiers are affected by the recall?
The following pacifiers are affected by the recall:

· Happy Glow: All pacifiers purchased before 2024-07-05
· Happy Mini Glow: All pacifiers purchased before 2024-10-01
· Happy (4+) silicone and latex teats: Unprinted pacifiers with colored knobs purchased before 2024-10-01
· Happy Mini: Unprinted pacifiers with colored knobs purchased before 2024-10-01
· So-called name pacifiers of the above models

In what way are the pacifiers dangerous?
The knob may crack if subjected to heavy impact. Small parts can then be formed. Small children can choke if small parts end up in the child's throat.

Have there been any incidents?
No, no incidents have occurred.

What should I do if my pacifier is subject to the recall?
Immediately stop using the pacifier and dispose it. Contact Esska at info@esska.nu. Esska will replace you with freshly made, safe pacifiers. Alternatively, contact your dealer.

We apologize that this causes inconvenience.

Q&A

No incidents have occurred, but pacifiers are being recalled. Why are the pacifiers being recalled? 
Children's safety is of paramount importance to Esska. Therefore, we sent the pacifiers for further inspection at an independent testing institute. Unfortunately, it turns out that pacifiers with a coloured knob could crack when a 1 kg weight is dropped five times on the pacifier from a height of 100 mm. Therefore, Esska is recalling the pacifiers.

How do I know that newly manufactured Happy, Happy Glow, Happy Mini and Happy Mini Glow pacifiers are safe to use?
Newly manufactured Happy, Happy Glow, Happy Mini and Happy Mini Glow pacifiers have a different material composition in the knob that allows the bud to pass impact tests according to EN1400:2013+A2:2018. For all pacifiers, it is important to follow the instructions for use. Check the pacifier before each use, throw away the pacifier as soon as it shows signs of damage or wear, and change the pacifier after 1-2 months of use.

How does Esska know that Esska pacifiers are safe to use?
Children's safety is extremely important to Esska. Therefore, all Esska pacifier models and variants have now been tested against the European standard EN1400:2013+A2:2018 and are approved in all aspects. Each individual pacifier is tested during the production process.

For all pacifiers, it is important to follow the instructions for use. Check the pacifier before each use, throw away the pacifier as soon as it shows signs of damage or wear, and change the pacifier after 1-2 months of use.