Aug 23, 09:14 AM

CPSC Warns of Choking Hazard From Fake Labubu Dolls Known as Lafufus; BBB Reports Online Scams

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued multiple warnings about counterfeit Labubu dolls, also known as "Lafufus" or "Chafufu," which pose choking hazards to children due to their small parts that can break off easily. These roughly 6-inch plush toys, recognizable by their mischievous, sharp-toothed grins, have gained global popularity and are considered coveted collectibles. The CPSC's alerts emphasize the risks associated with fake versions of these dolls, which are often sold online and through flea market apps. To verify authenticity, some sellers use UV light to distinguish genuine Labubu dolls from counterfeits. Additionally, the Better Business Bureau has cautioned consumers about scams related to purchasing Labubu dolls online, with reports of buyers losing hundreds of dollars to fraudulent sellers.

#CPSC #Labubu #Lafufus #Chafufu #Better Business Bureau

Written with ChatGPT (GPT-4).

CPSC Warns of Choking Hazard From Fake Labubu Dolls Known as Lafufus; BBB Reports Online Scams

Sources

Additional media

Similar Stories