Week of February 23–March 1, 2026
The week in recalls
Recalls this week asked people to check their kitchens, their medicine cabinets and their driveways. A herbal supplement with a hidden drug ingredient and a child seat with the wrong limits in Spanish stood out.
Recall CanaryUpdated
Here's your weekly look at what got recalled. There were 70 recalls this week, and they were mostly consumer products, food, and vehicles. The ones that matter most involve a supplement with an unlisted drug, a heart device that can give wrong readings, and a child seat with incorrect instructions, so let's start there.
Primal Herbs Volume herbal supplement is a high risk recall because it contains sildenafil, a prescription drug for erectile dysfunction that is not listed on the label. Sildenafil can lower blood pressure, especially if you take nitrates for chest pain. If you have this supplement, stop using it and talk to your doctor if you have taken it and feel dizzy or faint. Impella RP is a heart pump used during serious heart procedures. A sensor in the device can malfunction and give drifting readings, which could lead to incorrect treatment. This is a high risk recall, so hospitals and clinicians should check affected devices and follow the instructions from the company.
Evenflo LiteMax Factory Select child seats have the wrong weight and height limits printed in the Spanish manual. If you use the seat based on those incorrect numbers, a child could be placed in it when they are too small or too large, raising the risk of injury in a crash. Check the English manual or contact Evenflo for correct guidance. Also, Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid and Forester Hybrid vehicles can leak fuel when the tank is full and the weather warms up, so park outside until the fix is done.
You can find the full list of this week's recalls below, with links to the official notices and what to do for each one.
Written by Recall Canary from the agencies’ records on .
What changed
: First written on November 4 from the 70 recalls listed by then.
