Scout scarf sliders were recalled at high levels of lead

About 110,000 Scout scarf sliders have been recalled for their lead content, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) said on Wednesday.

"The colorful enamel on the scarf slides contains lead levels that exceed the ban on federal content," said the agency in a statement.

Webelos blues, green bears, orange lions and red wolves were affected by the recall, according to the CPSC, which indicated no injuries were reported.

The agency also gave information on what customers should look for on their products.

"'Made in China' and P.O. The numbers 200228276, 20023175, 200233281 or 200236630 are printed on a white label attached to the back of the headscarf slide," explains the group. The items were sold at several locations, including Boy Scouts of America stores and its online store.

The CPSC has stated that customers can return items for new ones at no cost.

"Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled tie slides, keep them away from children, and return them to any Boy Scouts of America store or distributor for a free replacement slide, including the following." "shipping," warned the agency.

Boy Scouts of America told Fox News investigating the production process in coordination with the manufacturer.

"We have identified a single, isolated production error that we believe has caused this problem. This error has been corrected. We review the quality controls we use to ensure the quality and safety of our products, "said Boy Scouts of America.