Dollarama-sold Oracare Baby Brush toothbrush recalled for choking hazard / The Toronto Star
Saturday, June 14, 2025, 7:20 pm permalink
Health Canada has initiated a recall for the Oracare Baby Brush toothbrush sold at Dollarama after identifying a potential choking hazard. Authorities are urging consumers to cease use immediately while arranging for safe return or replacement, amid growing concerns for child safety.
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