Check your gear for recalls
Keep a list of the products your family actually owns, then check them against the U.S. CPSC recall notices BundleProof has reviewed and recorded.
Baby gear safety records
A lightweight vault for the strollers, cribs, high chairs, monitors, and other baby gear your family already owns. BundleProof checks it against U.S. CPSC recall notices, keeps the record organized, and points you back to official sources when a possible recall match needs verification.
Safety · Always rely on official manufacturer and government recall sources for safety-critical decisions. BundleProof organizes your records and points you to those sources; it does not replace them.
Example — not your data
Add the gear your family owns, then run a recall check when you want one. Anything that looks like a possible match is listed here for you to confirm against the official notice.
Stroller
Model and date code saved
Travel crib
Model and date code fields ready
Bottle warmer
Model and date code fields ready
How it works
Save the strollers, cribs, high chairs, and monitors your family already owns, with the model number and date code from the label.
Your saved gear is re-checked against the U.S. CPSC recall notices BundleProof has reviewed and recorded — on its own each day, and any time you run a check yourself.
A possible match is surfaced with the official notice beside it, so you can confirm the model, lot number, and date code on your own product.
What BundleProof checks
BundleProof checks your saved products against recall notices from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) that it has reviewed and added to its catalog.
Car seats are regulated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), and BundleProof does not check NHTSA recalls. Check car seat recalls with NHTSA or the car seat's manufacturer.
Possible matches appear in BundleProof for you to review. BundleProof does not send recall alerts by email or notification.
Recall checks are free for every product you save.
Keep a list of the products your family actually owns, then check them against the U.S. CPSC recall notices BundleProof has reviewed and recorded.
Record expiration dates for gear like car seats so upcoming deadlines do not live in scattered notes.
Save the model number, date code, and lot number from the label — the details a recall notice asks you to check.
Mark a product checked, removed from use, or replaced, and keep a dated record of those changes.
Safety disclaimer
This tool helps organize recall information and product records. Recall matches may be incomplete or approximate. Always verify product model numbers, date codes, lot numbers, and recall details using the official recall source. BundleProof does not guarantee that all recalls or hazards will be detected.