Longevity gear recalls and CPSC warnings: a dated tracker

Which of these products have been recalled or warned about?

Three CPSC actions open this tracker. Lifepro recalled about 78,000 BioRemedy infrared sauna blankets on Oct 23, 2025¹. Tzumi recalled about 3,600 SLF sauna blankets, model 30065TAR, on May 28, 2026². On Apr 16, 2026, the CPSC warned consumers to stop using Sperax Pro, Q1, RM-01 and RM-02 walking pads³.

A warning is not a recall. For Sperax, the CPSC says the importer refused to agree to an acceptable recall, and its page offers no refund, repair or replacement³.

Lifepro is a brand we review, but its recall covers the older BioRemedy blankets and doesn’t name the RejuvaWrap we reviewed¹. Tzumi and Sperax are not brands we review. As of Nov 7, 2026, no CPSC or FDA action we found names a product we review.

Sauna blankets: CPSC recalls

Both recalls tell you to stop using the blanket and offer a replacement. Check the model number on the blanket or its controller against the rows below before you act. Search date: Nov 7, 2026.

Saunas and sauna kits: CPSC recalls

These recalls name brands we don’t review. They are here because they cover home saunas and sauna kits, the kind of gear our sauna guide covers. None names Sunlighten, Clearlight, Almost Heaven, Dynamic Saunas, HigherDOSE, Sun Home or Health Mate, and the brand checks below show the same for the sauna blanket brands¹⁶.

Two of the Sauna360 rows are the same saunas: the CPSC recalled the benches in October 2025, then expanded the recall in September 2026 because the first repair didn’t fix the problem^{5, 6}.

Walking pads: CPSC warning

The only walking pad action we found is the Sperax warning, and it is a warning. We searched the recall service and the warning listing for WalkingPad, Kingsmith, DeerRun, Urevo and LifeSpan and found nothing naming them^{16, 17}. For what the CPSC page says and the pads we’ve reviewed, see the Sperax warning page.

Other categories: actions on a reviewed brand’s other products

These CPSC and FDA actions name a brand we review, but a different product from the one we reviewed. We list them so you can see them and judge for yourself. FDA classifies each device recall below as Class 2^12–15.

The FDA’s wording of the problem is the firm’s own report to the agency. Where a record says nothing about a remedy, we say so rather than guess.

How we searched, brand by brand

On Nov 7, 2026 we searched every one of the 103 brand names we review in two places. For the CPSC, we searched all 3,745 recalls dated 2015 through Nov 5, 2026 in its recall service, and all 382 entries in its product safety warning listing, in the title, description, product, firm and retailer fields^{16, 17}. For the FDA, we searched the device recall, food enforcement and drug enforcement data, last updated Nov 5, 2026, by firm and product name^18–20.

A name that matched an unrelated product was read and set aside, such as a basketball line called Momentous or hip implants called bi-polar. A match on a different product from the same brand is listed above or in the row. “None found” is a record check on one date, not a safety clearance. It doesn’t mean no one has had a problem, and a product sold under another name can be missed: the 2016 Midea dehumidifier recall covers dozens of brand names²³.

We read the three actions that open this page on cpsc.gov itself, and each FDA record on the FDA’s recall database page. The rest of the CPSC data comes from the recall service the CPSC publishes, and the FDA data from openFDA^{1–3, 22}.

Brand checks: saunas and sauna blankets

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

Brand checks: walking pads

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

Brand checks: red light

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

Brand checks: cold plunges

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

Brand checks: sleep

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

Brand checks: wearables

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

Brand checks: health monitors

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

Brand checks: lab tests and CGMs

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

Brand checks: supplements

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

Brand checks: air purifiers

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

Brand checks: water filters

Searched Nov 7, 2026 in the CPSC recall and warning data and the FDA recall and enforcement data. Each row is a brand we review, with the number of reviews in parentheses.

How do you check your own model?

A recall applies to specific model numbers, and often to a serial number range or a part such as a controller. Checking takes a few minutes.

• Find the brand, model number and serial number on the product’s label, controller or manual. CPSC pages say where to look: the Sperax model number is on a label near the power switch, and a Lifepro blanket has “Lifepro” and the model number printed on the blanket and controller^{1, 3}
• Search the CPSC’s page for recalls and product safety warnings by brand and product, and read the whole notice, because the model list, dates and colors decide whether yours is covered²¹
• For medical devices such as blood pressure monitors, ECG watches and red light devices, also search the FDA’s medical device recalls database by firm or product name²²
• If your product is on a notice, stop using it and follow that notice’s remedy. Remedies differ: a replacement, a repair, a refund, or none, as with the Sperax warning^{1–4, 7}
• Report a problem or injury at SaferProducts.gov, or call the CPSC hotline at 800-638-2772 (TTY 800-638-8270)^{2, 27}
• The CPSC offers email alerts for each recall; you can sign up on any recall page²

Using this data

To cite this page: Biology Verdict, “Longevity gear recalls and CPSC warnings: a dated tracker”, https://biologyverdict.com/pages/longevity-gear-recalls, data as of November 7, 2026.

Every row comes from a CPSC or FDA record, linked in the sources below, and is dated. We write the hazard, remedy and contact from the agency’s page. Check the agency’s page before you act, because notices are updated.

We plan to search again each month and change the as-of date at the top of this page. If you know of an action we missed, or see a mistake, write to hello@biologyverdict.com or use the corrections page.

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Sources

1. Lifepro Fitness recalls Bioremedy infrared sauna blankets due to risk of burn injuries (recall 26-036) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
2. Tzumi Electronics recalls SLF sauna blankets due to fire and burn hazards (recall 26-511) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
3. CPSC warns consumers to stop using Sperax walking pads and treadmills immediately (warning 26-415) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
4. Sauna360 recalls infrared saunas, hybrid infrared saunas and infrared kits (recall 26-784) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
5. Sauna360 expands recall of Tylo Halmstad and Kiruna Hybrid saunas due to fall hazard (recall 26-783) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
6. Sauna360 recalls Tylo Halmstad and Kiruna Hybrid saunas due to fall hazard (recall 26-040) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
7. Giantex recalls Giantex and Costway portable steam saunas due to burn hazard (recall 26-506) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
8. DIY Cold Plunge recalls sauna heater kits due to fire hazard (recall 26-349) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
9. Hatch Baby recalls power adapters sold with Rest 1st Generation sound machines (recall 24-291) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
10. Wyze Labs recalls Solar Cam Pan security cameras due to fire and burn hazards (recall 26-524) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
11. Fitbit recalls Ionic smartwatches due to burn hazard (recall 22-089) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
12. Class 2 device recall Mito Red Light, Super Mobile (Z-2478-2026) U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator
13. Class 2 device recall Therabody (Z-2835-2026) U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator
14. Class 2 device recall Scan Monitor/ScanWatch (Z-1280-2023) U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator
15. Class 2 device recall Blood Pressure Monitor, Nokia BPM+ (Z-2829-2018) U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator
16. CPSC recall service: all recalls dated 2015 to date U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
17. CPSC product safety warning listing U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
18. openFDA device recall API U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator
19. openFDA food enforcement report API U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator
20. openFDA drug enforcement report API U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator
21. Search recalls and product safety warnings U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
22. Medical device recalls database U.S. Food and Drug Administration · regulator
23. Dehumidifiers made by Midea recalled due to serious fire and burn hazards (recall 17-024) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
24. Philips Avent digital video baby monitors recalled by Philips Personal Health (recall 23-250) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
25. Vornado recalls two million handheld garment steamers (recall 24-109) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
26. Lifesmart recalls Lifepro brand portable mini space heaters (recall 15-071) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator
27. SaferProducts.gov: report a dangerous product U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission · regulator