Here are the latest recalls for products sold at Walmart and Sam’s Club:

More than 67,000 cases of deodorant sold at major retailers are being recalled due to a manufacturing issue. According to a notice from the FDA, Pennsylvania-based cosmetics brand A.P. Deauville has launched a recall for over 67,000 cases of “Power Fresh” deodorant, including:

Models sold through major online retailers for $365-$950 need immediate battery replacement; special hazardous waste disposal required.

Walmart is recalling 850,000 stainless steel water bottles because the lid can pop off, causing serious injuries upon impact

Almost 24,000 E-bikes sold through major retailers, including Walmart, have been recalled due to concerns over lithium-ion batteries that can overheat and pose fire and burn hazards. According to an alert from the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the recall involves VIVI-E bikes with 36-volt lithium-ion rechargeable batteries.

The CPSC and Walmart have issued a voluntary recall notice for consumers to get a full refund and stop using or return the Ozark Trail water bottle immediately.

The latest, on Monday, was Danone U.S.' voluntarily recall of all flavors and sizes of its YoCrunch yogurt, following consumer complaints about the potential presence of sharp, transparent plastic pieces in the yogurt's dome topper, the company said.

Lewis Bake Shop is issuing a voluntary recall on their Artisanal Style 1/2 Loaf, which contains undisclosed hazelnuts — a danger to those with a sensitivity.

Walmart has issued a recall for a popular water bottle due to safety concerns. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) published a notice on July 10, reporting that the recall affected approximately 850,000 water bottles sold in Walmart stores and online across the United States since 2017.

Walmart recalls Ozark Trail 64 oz stainless steel water bottles due to serious impact and laceration hazards from forcefully ejecting lids, with multiple injuries reported.

The recall is for all YoCrunch products sold at all regional grocery stores and nationwide stores, including Target, Walmart, and Dollar General. The contaminated products can be identified by the lot number and expiration date ranging from July 7 to September 4, 2025. A full list of the recalled YoCrunch products can be found here.