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What’s the Problem?
On November 20 2025, the CPSC announced a recall of approximately 18,200 bottles sold under the brands MoonSoll and Magic Chems, after determining that the bottles violate the mandatory federal safety standard for portable fuel containers and the federal labeling requirements under the FHSA (Federal Hazardous Substances Act). [1]
According to the recall notice, the bottles are used for tabletop fire-pits, fireplaces, stoves and burners; however, they lack flame‐mitigation devices required by the Portable Fuel Container Safety Act, which can allow a flash-fire hazard, and they also falsely claim the contents are “Non-Toxic” in violation of the FHSA. [1]
The recalled units were sold online at Amazon.com from May 2025 through July 2025 for prices between approximately $16 and $32. [1]
Latest Updates
- November 20 2025 – CPSC issues Recall No. 26-102 for MoonSoll and Magic Chems fuel bottles imported by Demlar LLC, citing flash fire hazard and labeling violations. [1]
Product & Usage Overview
The product includes clear bottles with red or green caps, sold individually or in three‐packs, in capacities of 500 mL and 1,000 mL under the Magic Chems and MoonSoll brands. [1]
They were imported by Demlar LLC of Casper, Wyoming and manufactured in Turkey by STARKİM KİMYA SAN. T.C. A.Ş. [1]
Injuries & Side Effects
While the recall notice states that no injuries have been reported to date, the hazard posed by missing flame‐mitigation devices is serious: uncontrolled flash fires or explosion of fuel bottles can result in severe burns, permanent scarring, or death of nearby bystanders.
Do You Qualify for a Magic Chems Recall Lawsuit?
You may qualify for a claim if you:
- Purchased a Magic Chems branded fuel bottle (or MoonSoll equivalent) sometime between May 2025 and July 2025.
- Used or had ready access to the recalled fuel bottle and either experienced a fire incident, burn, near‐miss, or used the bottle in a manner that exposed you to a flash‐fire hazard.
- Have proof of purchase (receipt, Amazon order history) and can identify the brand, capacity, or packaging of the recalled product.
- Are within your state’s statute of limitations for product liability, personal injury or property damage claims.
Evidence You Should Gather
- Photograph of the fuel bottle, cap color and brand label indicating “Magic Chems.”
- Receipt, online order history or payment record clearly identifying the product and purchase timeframe.
- Photos or documentation of any burn injury, fire incident, scarring, hospital visits or property damage linked to the bottle.
- Emails or screenshot of recall notice, refund claim submission, or correspondence with Demlar LLC.
Damages You Can Recover
- Medical expenses for burn treatment, surgeries, physical therapy or rehabilitation.
- Lost wages or future earning capacity due to injury, disfigurement or long‐term complications.
- Pain and suffering including emotional distress, scarring, and reduced quality of life.
- Property damage if the flash fire caused damage to surrounding items or structures.
Legal Theories & Liability Grounds
Possible legal claims may include:
- Defective product: The fuel bottle lacked required flame‐mitigation device, making it unreasonably dangerous when used as intended.
- Manufacturer/importer negligence: The importer and manufacturer may have failed to test or certify the product in compliance with federal fuel‐container standards.
- Failure to warn: The product was labeled “Non‐Toxic” and may not have included adequate caution for potential flash fire risks.
- Strict product liability: The recycled fuel bottle entered commerce in a hazardous condition and caused injury or pose risk regardless of fault.
Statute of Limitations & Timing
Product liability and burn injury claims must be filed before the applicable statute of limitations expires, which varies by state (often one to three years from injury or discovery). Because this recall was announced in November 2025, act promptly to preserve proof of purchase, bottle, and any injury documentation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is there already a class action for Magic Chems fuel bottles?Not yet. The recall lists a refund remedy but injured parties may still pursue individual lawsuits. If many similar claims are filed, coordinated or class‐style litigation may follow.
- Can I bring a claim if no injury occurred but I owned the recalled bottle?Possibly. If you suffered property damage, fire exposure, or used the product in a way that exposed you to danger, legal options may exist. A lawyer can review your facts.
- What should I do with my recalled bottle?The CPSC instructs owners to stop using the bottle immediately, mark it “Do Not Use,” take a photo, and follow the importer’s instructions for refund and disposal. [1]
Why You Should Act Now
The Magic Chems Recall Lawsuit highlights a serious flash fire hazard tied to fuel bottles that do not meet mandatory safety or labeling standards. If you purchased or used a recalled Magic Chems bottle and were injured, experienced a near‐miss, or want to protect your rights, consulting a product‐liability attorney today can help you preserve evidence and evaluate your potential for compensation.
References
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2026/Demlar-Recalls-MoonSoll-and-Magic-Chems-Fuel-Bottles-Due-to-Risk-of-Serious-Injury-or-Death-from-Flash-Fire-Violates-Mandatory-Standard-for-Portable-Fuel-Containers-and-FHSA-Labeling-Requirements-Imported-by-Demlar-Online-Store