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Product

Ninja Ninja PB051 Single-Serve Pods & Grounds Specialty

Category

Kitchen Appliance

Report number

20250927-BCD62-2147327495

Ownership age

About 0 months to failure (from purchase date when reported)

Failure type

Injury-related incident

Incident narrative

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20250927-BCD62-2147327495. Severity: Injury, Seen by Medical Professional. Matched catalog product: Ninja Ninja PB051 Single-Serve Pods & Grounds Specialty. Source model text: Bn600. Incident: I purchased a Ninja professional food processor. On 9/26/2025. The purpose for the purchase was to puree food for my 3 month old baby. I decided my purchase by observing the labeling on the box in the store. Considering what I needed the product for it seemed sufficient for the task. I brought the product home. That day I looked at the packaging a 2nd time looking for any warnings prior to opening. The only thing observed was fruit vegetables cookie dough and individual parts of the product. I proceeded to open and then read the instructions. Included is a quick start guide, owners guide and a food prep, dough making 101 one page guide. The first 2 materials that I read were the quick start guide and the owners guide. With in contents there are warnings that the product contains sharp objects. It is not cleary depicted that it can cut body parts off. I did not have a clear warning of it slicing human flesh. The illustrations and recipes only depicted fruits vegetables and cookie dough. My blade was sitting in my strainer drying not oscillating. I simply added an object to my strainer. Thats when the tip of my little finger along with the nail was severed off. None of the pictures or recipes included elude to the fact the blade is sharp enough to handle meat. Excersize care when handling blade under before first use does not explain clearly why. Are we Excersizing care to avoid damage of product? Again #3 blade being sharp. Does not say or illustrate the severity of sharpness.

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Official report number: 20250927-BCD62-2147327495. Search that ID on SaferProducts.gov or match it in the CPSC public database export to verify this record.