Magnetic ‘Goody King’ toys recalled over ingestion hazard after two children receive surgery
Summary
Around 213,500 "Goody King" magnetic building toys sold in the U.S. have been recalled because the magnets inside can come loose and cause serious health risks if swallowed. Two children have already needed surgery due to swallowing these magnets, and consumers are advised to stop using the toys and get a full refund.Key Facts
- The recalled toys are called "Goody King" magnetic building cubes and blocks.
- The magnets inside can come loose if the toy breaks or opens.
- Swallowing high-powered magnets can cause serious injuries like intestinal blockages, poisoning, or even death.
- Two children have had to undergo surgery after swallowing these magnets.
- There are at least 27 reports of cubes breaking or opening.
- The toys were sold online through Amazon from January 2024 to July 2026.
- Sets came in different sizes, from 45 to 300 pieces, costing between $17 and $50.
- Consumers can return the product for a full refund, and receipts are not needed.
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