Over half a million JoyJolt glass coffee mugs were recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) on Thursday following numerous reports of injuries from burns and cuts caused by the defective cups.

The recall affects approximately 580,000 units of the 16 oz. JoyJolt Drinkware Declan Single-Wall glass coffee mugs. These mugs are known to break and crack when filled with hot liquids, posing a significant safety hazard to consumers.

Details of the Affected Product:

- Product: JoyJolt Drinkware Declan Single-Wall Glass Coffee Mugs

- Size: 16 oz.

- Appearance: Clear glass with a handle

- Model Number: JG10242 (found on the packaging)

- Packaging: Sold in sets of six

Incident Reports:

- Total Reports: 103 consumers reported the mugs breaking at the base when filled with hot liquids.

- Injuries:

- Total Injuries: 56 individuals

- Burns: 35 individuals reported burns

- Cuts: 21 individuals sustained cuts

- Severe Cases: 7 individuals required surgery or stitches due to their injuries

Sales Information:

- Retail Platforms: The mugs were sold online, specifically on Amazon and the JoyJolt website.

- Timeframe: Sales occurred from September 2019 through May 2022.

- Price Range: Between $20 and $25 per set.

Consumer Guidance:

- Immediate Action: Consumers in possession of these mugs should stop using them immediately to prevent further risk of injury.

- Refund Information:

- Contact Method: Consumers can obtain a full refund by contacting MM Products.

- Phone: 888-569-5680

- Email: recall@joyjolt.com

- Website: Visit the JoyJolt website and navigate to the "safety recalls" tab for more information and to process the refund.

Additional Recalls:

- Sunscreen Recall: A recent recall of sunscreen products was issued after mold was detected during testing.

- Beverage Recall: Another recall involved beverages that contained undeclared dyes and preservatives on their labels, posing potential health risks to consumers with allergies or sensitivities.

By addressing these product safety issues, the CPSC aims to prevent further injuries and ensure that consumers are aware of the potential dangers associated with using the affected JoyJolt glass coffee mugs.