SAN ANTONIO – Tiny but powerful rare-earth magnets sold as desk toys were banned several years ago. But now, some are back on the market, resulting in children being treated in the emergency room.

This is the first time the squishable and shapeable magnetic ball sets are getting a price chop of half-off. Commerce Director, Scouted There’s really something about desk toys that makes me happy. I ...

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has filed a lawsuit against the maker of Buckyballs to halt the sales of the popular magnetic desk toys citing serious safety hazards. The commission ...

In the world of fidget-friendly desk toys, Speks reigns supreme. Currently sitting on my desk is a set of Original magnetic balls and Blocks and I pretty consistently play with both sets. If you’re ...

This holiday season, there's a huge safety risk inside a tiny package. Small, high-powered magnets are making a comeback, and can be found on store shelves and retailers online. These types of magnets ...

If Ed Scruggs, of Austin, Texas, hadn’t seen it for himself, he might never have believed it. But there it was on his 11-year-old daughter’s X-ray: a string of tiny, super-strong spherical magnets in ...

Health Canada has issued a recall notice for magnetic fidget toys over “potentially life-threatening risks” sold in Canada ...

Details: Nanospheres Magnetic Desk Toys made by Kringle Toys and Gifts. The products were sold for use as an adult novelty item or desk toy with appropriate hazard warnings and stating the intended ...

Powerful ball-bearing magnets marketed as desk toys and stress relievers for adults pose a big threat to children cautioned the Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC). The CPSC has received 14 ...

Details: High-powered magnet desk toys imported by Reiss Innovations LLC of Manchester, Conn., and manufactured by Global Goler Co. Limited of Guangdong, China; sold exclusively at Amazon.com and ...