While the CPSC is aware of one non-injury consumer complaint involving these small parts, Century Products Company has not received any reports of choking incidents by a child using a Seamore Bath Ring. The seahorse is a plastic infant seat shaped like a rocking horse. Rubber suction cups on the bottom of the seat secure the seat to the bath tub or wading pool.
Water spouts out of the horse's mouth when the head is rocked.
Consumers should check the manufacture date code to determine if their unit is covered by this retrofit program. The date code is located on both the packing carton and the underside of the seat which can be seen through the three holes located on the bottom. Only units bearing date codes of 8812 or less require repair. Date codes over 8812 indicate that improved neck-pin assemblies are in place and are not being retrofitted. Seamore Neck Pin for a free repair kit.