Product Safety & Recalls

A safety alert is a notice about a product that may pose a risk of injury, hazard, or noncompliance with safety standards. Alerts range from minor warnings — such as updated usage instructions — to serious recalls where a product should no longer be used.

Safety information can come from manufacturers, regulatory agencies, carriers, or customer reports. When we receive credible safety information, we evaluate it and act based on the level of risk.

When a safety issue is identified, Ventari may:

• Add warnings or updated instructions to the product listing
• Temporarily pause sales while reviewing documentation
• Remove the product from the store if risk is confirmed or unresolved
• Notify customers who purchased the affected item
• Provide next-step guidance — return, refund, replacement, or manufacturer remedy — when applicable

Actions depend on verified information and available operational channels. This page does not claim a response time or guaranteed remedy.

A recall is typically issued by a manufacturer or regulator when a product has been determined to pose a safety risk. The remedy varies by case:

• Refund — full or partial depending on recall terms and product type.
• Replacement — a corrected product or component.
• Repair — a repair kit or service.
• Stop-use notice — immediate discontinuation of use.

If you believe an item you purchased may be recalled, stop using it until you confirm the correct guidance.

If you believe a product you bought on Ventari is unsafe:

1. Stop using the product if continued use could cause harm.
2. Document the issue with a brief description and photos if possible.
3. Check Contact Ventari for a verified destination and, if available, provide your order number and what happened.
4. Follow guidance on disposal, returns, or manufacturer remedies when provided.

If there is an immediate danger, take appropriate safety steps first. Ventari support can help with the order side — refunds, return instructions, and escalation.

Verified safety alerts may appear in the Help Centre or on an affected product page. Any alert should identify the affected product and state the available guidance without promising a remedy that has not been approved.

If you have a safety concern, contact Ventari with your order number, the product name, and a description of the issue. Include photos when it is safe to do so. Use only the verified destination displayed on the Contact Ventari page.