Don Don Donki removes helium ‘voice-changer’ canisters from Singapore outlets amid safety review


The Japanese retail chain is reviewing the product's compliance with applicable safety standards. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: Japanese retail chain Don Don Donki has pulled helium canisters marketed as voice-changers off its shelves here amid a safety review, said Singapore’s consumer watchdog on Friday (Dec 19).

In response to queries from The Straits Times, the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCS) said the chain has voluntarily stopped selling the product and is reviewing its compliance with applicable safety standards.

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