The health body is urging anyone handling the device to be careful with chemical leakage, as that could result in burns.
Extra caution should also be taken if a faulty device has been used by a child, with caretakers encouraged to check other areas of their body — like the mouth and eyes — in case the corrosive
fluids spread or were swallowed.The FDA said to seek medical care if anyone was exposed to moisture coming from the device or experienced any symptoms related to device failure. Consumers may contact
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