逾15.5万套磁性玩具被警告立即停用：磁铁可脱落、儿童误吞可致肠穿孔，最大一款在Amazon售出约14.6万套
美国消费品安全委员会（CPSC）10月29日发布一批产品安全警告，要求消费者立即停用四款在Amazon与Shein等平台销售的磁性玩具：这些产品的磁铁强度超过联邦玩具强制标准允许的上限，且磁铁可以脱落或本身体积小到能被儿童吞下。四款产品合计售出超过15.5万套，卖家均为中国公司，且无一按委员会要求实施召回或提供补救。
数量最大的一款是LRIGYEH磁性小人套装（Magnetic Men）：约145,830套于2024年2月至2025年10月在Amazon以约7美元售出，每套5个或10个紫、蓝、黄、红、绿色的柔性小人，每个小人的双手双脚各嵌一颗小磁铁。小人被拉扯时，四肢里的磁铁会脱落，强度超标且能塞进委员会的小部件测试圆筒。委员会已向卖家MAZHA（广州蓝马扎电子商务有限公司）发出违规通知，该公司未同意召回或向消费者提供补救。
其余三款包括：TOP MAGNETS磁性小人套装约7,723套，2024年6月至2025年10月在Amazon以约9美元售出，卖家合肥傲泽贸易有限公司未回应违规通知；Honestcoolstore磁力球约1,600套，2024年11月至2025年7月在Amazon以约35美元售出，每套含1,010颗直径3毫米的彩色磁球，卖家Erdfvbvb对召回要求无回应；汕头市辉环玩具有限公司的磁性搭建棒与钢球套装约94套，2024年6月至2025年10月在Shein以约21美元售出，每套25件，卖家同样对召回要求无回应。四款产品均产自中国。
委员会说明，高强度磁铁一旦被儿童吞下，磁铁会隔着肠壁互相吸引或吸附其他金属物，卡在消化系统里，造成肠穿孔、肠扭转或肠阻塞，并可引发感染、血液中毒甚至死亡。这正是这类磁性玩具多年来反复被警告与召回的原因：磁铁小到能吞、强到能隔着器官相吸，外观上却只是色彩鲜艳的桌面玩具。
CPSC敦促消费者立即停用这四款产品并直接丢弃，不要转售或赠送他人。消费者如遇产品缺陷或伤害事件，可通过消费品安全委员会的 SaferProducts.gov 网站报告。家中如有来历不明的磁性小人、磁力球或磁性搭建玩具，家长可对照上述品牌与销售平台先行停用核查。
Over 155,000 Magnetic Toy Sets Warned Off the Market: Loose Magnets Can Perforate Children's Intestines, Largest Set Sold 145,830 Units on Amazon
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a batch of product safety warnings on October 29 urging consumers to immediately stop using four magnetic toys sold on Amazon, Shein and other platforms. The products' magnets are stronger than the federal mandatory toy standard permits and can come loose, or are themselves small enough to be swallowed by children. Together the four products sold more than 155,000 sets; all sellers are Chinese companies, and none has carried out a recall or offered a remedy as the Commission requested.
The largest is the LRIGYEH Magnetic Men stick figure set: about 145,830 sets sold on Amazon from February 2024 through October 2025 for about $7. Each set contains five or 10 flexible figures in purple, blue, yellow, red and green, with a small magnet in each hand and foot. When the figures are pulled apart, the magnets in the limbs are liberated; they exceed the permitted strength and fit within CPSC's small parts cylinder. CPSC issued a Notice of Violation to the seller, Guangzhoulanmazhadianzishangwuyouxiangon, doing business as MAZHA, of China, which has not agreed to recall the toy sets or offer a remedy.
The other three are: the TOP MAGNETS magnetic stick figure sets, about 7,723 sets sold on Amazon from June 2024 through October 2025 for about $9, whose seller, Hefei Ao Ze Trading Co., Ltd., has not responded to the notice; Honestcoolstore magnetic balls, about 1,600 sets sold on Amazon from November 2024 through July 2025 for about $35, each set containing 1,010 multi-colored 3 mm magnetic balls, whose seller Erdfvbvb has been unresponsive to CPSC's recall request; and magnetic building ball and stick sets from Shantou Huihuan Toys Co., Ltd., about 94 units sold on Shein from June 2024 through October 2025 for about $21 in 25-piece sets, whose seller has likewise been unresponsive. All four products were manufactured in China.
When high-powered magnets are swallowed, the Commission explains, they can attract each other or another metal object across the walls of the digestive system and become lodged there, resulting in perforations, twisting or blockage of the intestines, infection, blood poisoning and death — the reason magnetic toys of this kind have drawn repeated warnings and recalls over the years: the magnets are small enough to swallow and strong enough to attract through tissue, yet look like colorful desk toys.
CPSC urges consumers to stop using the four products immediately and dispose of them, and not to sell or give them away. Incidents involving injury or product defects can be reported through the Commission's SaferProducts.gov website. Parents with unbranded magnetic figures, magnetic balls or magnetic building toys at home can check them against the brands and platforms above and stop use first while verifying.
来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）
图片来源：图：磁力球拼成的造型（资料图，非涉事产品实物）。Eviatar Bach 摄，CC0，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Magnetic balls formed into a shape (file photo, not the warned products). Photo by Eviatar Bach, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
