The Consumer Product Safety Commission warned in opposition to shopping for or utilizing Carolina Milano model magnetic ball cubes Wednesday because of the danger they pose if swallowed.

The small balls are too highly effective below new pointers for leisure magnets issued on Oct. 21.

If ingested, the balls can join to at least one one other or to different metallic inside a human physique, which may trigger obstruction, perforation, intestinal blockage, an infection, blood poisoning and dying.

Israel-based producer Carolina Milano refused to challenge a recall, in response to the CPSC, prompting the company to challenge the general public warning.

The CPSC didn't point out whether or not any incidents of damage associated to the product have been reported.

Carolina Milano has bought leisure magnets since 2014. The product is a dice comprised of 216 multicolored, 5-millimeter magnetic balls.

The dice is contained in a plastic case inside a tin and comes with a storage bag, tutorial information and card warning clients to maintain the product away from kids.

The CPSC stated, “The Magnetic Balls Cubes were sold online at www.carolinamilano.com for about $27.”

Carolina Milano has not responded to a request for remark.

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