Children’s Hair Clips Recalled for Lead Paint Violation; Sold Exclusively on Amazon

A batch of children’s hair accessories sold exclusively online is being pulled from the market due to safety concerns. The Dlesot Snap Hair Clips, distributed by the company YFLGOTOO and sold via Amazon, have been recalled after testing revealed that the paint used on the metal clips contains lead levels exceeding the federal limit. The clips, which were manufactured in China, pose a serious health risk to children if ingested, particularly due to the dangers associated with lead poisoning.

The recall affects approximately 3,800 units of the hair clips, which were available for purchase between April and September 2024 at a price of around $10. Each product came in a multipack of 120 clips in assorted colors and patterns, measuring roughly 1.2 inches. The clips were packaged in a plastic container with a white label that includes the FNSKU number “X00RCTBRH” and indicates the product was made in China.

No injuries or adverse incidents have been reported as of the recall date, May 1, 2025. However, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warns that exposure to lead, especially in children, can lead to serious and sometimes irreversible health problems. The recall was initiated in accordance with federal regulations banning the use of lead in paint on consumer products intended for children.

Consumers who purchased the affected clips are instructed to stop using them immediately and keep them out of reach of children. To obtain a refund, consumers must email YFLGOTOO at YGLGOTOOrecall@yeah.net with proof of disposal. Amazon is also reaching out directly to buyers with additional instructions on how to handle the recall. The Chinese manufacturer, YuanQuXianXianQiDianZiShangWuYouXianZeRenGongSi, doing business as YFLGOTOO, is cooperating with the recall process.

Article by multiple RFHC contributors, based upon information from a press release issued by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

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