ContestsEvents

LISTEN LIVE

Children’s Cups Sold on Amazon Being Recalled

Cupkin Double-Walled Stainless Steel Children’s Cups sold on Amazon are being recalled due to lead levels that exceed the federal content ban. Soojimus is recalling 8-ounce and 12-ounce models of…

Cupkin Recall

Certain Cupkin Children’s Cups Recalled

Consumer Product Safety Commission
Cupkin Recall

Certain Cupkin Children's Cups Recalled

Cupkin Double-Walled Stainless Steel Children's Cups sold on Amazon are being recalled due to lead levels that exceed the federal content ban.

Soojimus is recalling 8-ounce and 12-ounce models of the cups sold in various colors from 2018 through earlier this year.  The Cupkin cups were purchased on the company's website as well as on Amazon.

A statement from the company said, "When we initially developed these cups, our manufacturing partner confirmed multiple times that absolutely no lead was used in any part of our production process.  Learning that our manufacturing partner and not one, but two CPSC-accredited labs let us down is a heavy set back both financially and emotionally."

According to a statement from Cupkin officials, liquid in the recalled cups is not exposed to lead due to the double-walled construction.  The exposure to lead can occur, however, if the bottom of the cup is damaged.

Cupkin and Amazon officials say all known purchasers of the cups being recalled will be contacted and a refund will be issued.

To receive a refund, customers can send photographs of the cups that were purchased showing their destruction and fill out a form on Cupkin's website, www.cupkin.com.

Mary Liz is the News Director and Co-Host of Augusta’s Morning News on WGAC. She spent 11 years as a News Director at an Indiana Radio Station. She has also worked as a former Police and Courts Reporter for The Republic Newspaper and Assistant Marketing Director of Merchants National Bank in Indianapolis. Mary Liz focuses most on local breaking news stories, feature stories on upcoming events, or community-service related organizations and the people who serve them. She has been with WGAC since 1995.