Prestige Supernova & Typhoon Lighter Recall
Prestige Import Group is recalling its Supernova and Typhoon butane torch lighters because they lack the required child-resistant mechanism. Without that safety …
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Supernova and Typhoon Lighters Recalls (2026)
Every recall we are tracking for Supernova and Typhoon Lighters, newest first, sourced from the CPSC. If you are wondering whether your Supernova and Typhoon Lighters product is recalled in 2026, check the list below for your model, lot, or VIN. Each entry explains the hazard and the free repair, replacement, or refund. Get a free email alert the moment a new Supernova and Typhoon Lighters recall posts.
1 recall · updated Apr 9, 2026
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