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The bottles were found to pose a risk of serious impact and laceration injuries because of screw-on lids potentially ejecting forcefully when opened.

When you open a bottle after storing juice, milk or carbonated drinks, the lid can launch. The CPSC has three injury reports.

Walmart has recalled its Ozark Trail water bottles after reports of serious injuries, including permanent vision loss.