Product recall over 'serious risk' posed by kids' booster seats
A recall has been issued after a model of car booster seat was found to not meet safety standards.
Product Safety Australia said the recall affected two models of booster seat from J-Sky.
The models in question are the Car Booster Seat Safety Chair Cushion Pad for Toddler Children Child Kids Sturdy and the Car Booster Seat Safety Chair Cushion Pad for Toddler Children Child Kids Sturdy – Luxury.
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A product recall has been issued for two models of car booster seat. Supplied
They were for sale between October 1, 2020, and May 31, 2021.
Product Safety Australia said the products did not comply with mandatory safety standards.
"There is a serious risk of injury or death to young children if the vehicle abruptly stops or is in an accident," the body warned online.
People who have purchased the seats should contact J-Sky Pty Ltd for a full refund on (07) 3106 8958, via email, or online.
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