Labubu warning: Fake dolls known as Lafufus pose choking hazard, death threat to kids says US Consumer Product Safety Commission

Fake versions, which are sometimes referred to as “Lafufus”, can be easily separated, and the firing of pieces that can become the risk of suffocation

Washington, DC (KGO) – A warning was released on the famous Labubu dolls where fake versions are a major threat to children that can be fatal.

The US Consumer Product Safety Committee said on Monday that the fake versions, which are sometimes referred to as “LAFUFU” are small enough for children to put them in their mouth and prevent the airway.

They are sold as luxurious shapes and key chains.

CPSC said it has received reports on fake Labubu dolls that easily explode, which led to the launch of small pieces that could become the risk of suffocation.

CPSC investigators said they have identified multiple shipments from Lookalkees trying to enter the United States from China.

Peter said. Feldman, CPSC Chairman, “These fake dolls are dangerous and illegal and have no place in American homes.” “One of the parents should not wonder whether a game will prevent her child from breathing. Protecting your children and buying only from good reputable sellers.”

The agency told consumers not to buy Fu games and stop using them immediately.

Consumers can report any accidents that involve an injury or defect in the product CPSC here.

You can find more information On the warning here.