Walmart recalls 850,000 water bottles after two consumers suffer vision loss from ejecting lids

Walmart recalls about 850,000 bouquets of stainless steel because the cover can “come out strongly” and strike consumers unexpectedly – which leads to a loss of permanent vision of two people so far.

The summons cover “Ozark Trail 64 Oz Oz Stainsit Stefing Bottles”, which has been sold in chain stores throughout the country since 2017. According to a notice published by the American Consumer Product Safety Committee on Thursday, these products are “serious risks and risk of rupture.”

This is because when the consumer tries to open the bottles “after food, soft drinks or damaged beverages, such as juice or milk, are stored in the interior over time”, the cover can come out strongly, as CPSC notes.

As of Thursday’s announcement, Walmart received three reports of consumers who were injured after they were injured in the face of these covers when their bottles were opened. CPSC added that two of these people “suffered from permanent vision loss after being beaten in the eye.”

Consumers are urged to stop using Ozark Trail bottles now called – and call Walmart to recover full money. Shoppers can also bring products to the local Walmart store for this compensation.

Bottle bottles that are called by their model number, 83-662 – that do not appear on the same product can be seen, but will appear on the package. The stainless steel base is silver and the cover is a black cover of one piece. The Ozark Trail logo is also on the side of the 64 ounce bottle.

The Associated Press arrived at Wall Mart for more comments on Friday.