Life Jacket Safety Alert: What You Need to Know

A safety alert has been issued about certain child life jackets. The Kent Watersports CSF-2 life jackets were incorrectly labeled. They show two weight ranges: 50–90 lbs. (23–41 kg) and under 50 lbs. (23 kg). But they are only safe for kids under 50 lbs. (23 kg). This mistake could lead to dangerous situations. These life jackets have the UL Mark and U. S. Coast Guard approval. About 2, 500 of them were sold in stores across the U. S. under specific lot numbers. If you own one of these life jackets, stop using it right away. It's important to follow this advice to stay safe. UL Solutions has been testing life jackets for over 50 years. They are experts in making sure life jackets meet safety standards. Their work helps keep people safe on the water. They test life jackets for performance, durability, and compliance with safety rules. This ensures that life jackets work as they should. Safety is crucial when it comes to life jackets. Always check the labels and follow the guidelines. This helps prevent accidents and keeps everyone safe. Remember, a life jacket that doesn't fit right or is mislabeled can be dangerous. Always choose safety first.