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Expanding novelty toys

Expanding novelty toys. Banned on 3 May 1984.These toys in their original form generally measure less than 45 mm in size but can expand 600% in volume when immersed in liquid. Therefore if a child were to bite off part of the toy and swallow it, it could pose a serious hazard, particularly if the object is stuck in the throat area.

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Banned on 3 May 1984


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