Magnetic Stick-Figure Recall Has a Disposal-Photo Refund Route

The GBYMIUY set is identified by X004TVHD2Z. CPSC says take the toys away from children now.

By Kseniya Dzigava ·
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The packaging identifies the covered set

CPSC announced October 1 a recall of GBYMIUY magnetic stick-figure sets for serious magnet-ingestion risks and noncompliance with the mandatory toy standard. The covered sets contain 30 multicolored human-shaped figures with magnets in the hands and feet.

The official identification includes the brand and number X004TVHD2Z on the packaging. The sets sold on Amazon from April through July 2026 for about $20. A generic magnetic building toy is not necessarily the product in this specific refund recall.

Do not wait for payment to stop use

Consumers should take the figures away from children immediately, stop use and contact the seller for a full refund. The notice asks consumers to dispose of the toys and send a photo of the disposed items following the specified process. Keep the confirmation rather than assuming every order receives an automatic payment.

The featured image is conceptual and deliberately not a product-identification photo. Match the actual packaging and CPSC images before relying on the recall. A refund is a financial remedy, not permission to keep the toys in use during processing; the immediate safety instruction is separate from when money is returned.

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