Product
OHHLION 551
Category
Electronics
Report number
20260623-34092-2147315507
Ownership age
About 2 months to failure (from purchase date when reported)
Failure type
Battery failure
Incident narrative
SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260623-34092-2147315507. Severity: Injury, Hospital Admission. Product: OHHLION 551 (551 Metal Holographic Bright Green & Red Dot Sight). Incident: What happened that made you want to report? I purchased the 551 sight on the Amazon platform that contains a button/coin cell battery. During use, I discovered that the product's battery compartment lacked effective secure fastening measures, allowing the battery to be easily removed by a child who subsequently swallowed it. This presents a serious safety hazard, which prompted me to file this report. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MLJ7TG4 What type of product(s) were being used? It is an electronic product everyday item (551 Metal Holographic Bright Green & Red Dot Sight) that contains a button/coin cell battery, purchased through the Amazon platform. Who was using the product(s)? The product was originally being used by an adult for its intended purpose. However, a young child gained access to the product and removed the button cell battery from it. How were the product(s) being used? The product was being used in a normal manner. However, during or after normal use, the battery compartment cover failed to remain securely closed and could be opened without the use of any tools, allowing the internal button cell battery to fall out and be accessed by the child. Were there any injuries that happened or may have happened while using the product? Yes, an injury occurred. The child placed the button cell battery in their mouth and swallowed it. How did any injuries occur? After the child removed the button cell battery from the product, they placed it in their mouth and ingested it. Once swallowed, the button cell battery can trigger an electrical current upon contact with saliv
Official report number: 20260623-34092-2147315507. Search that ID on SaferProducts.gov or match it in the CPSC public database export to verify this record.