When dropped into water, the dive sticks sink to the bottom of a pool and stand upright so that children can swim or dive down and retrieve them. The cylinder-shaped plastic sticks measure about 4 to 8 inches long and about 1 inch or less in diameter. The sticks come in a variety of colors. Most are packaged in kits of three to six sticks, and some are packaged with other pool diving games. Consumers should stop using dive sticks immediately and throw them out.
Dive rings continue to be a safe alternative in water play.
Depending on the sticks owned, consumers could receive a refund, replacement or repair.