Cups sold nationwide recalled for lead poisoning risks: Return ASAP
Thousands of copper cups sold nationwide are being recalled for high levels of lead. Consumers are urged to immediately stop using the products and can request a replacement.
Chloe Mitchell 
If you recently purchased a Flashgitz Relic Lunch Box, it is time to take a close look at your collectibles. A recall has been issued for nearly 7,000 copper cups sold as part of these bundles due to significant lead contamination risks.
Recall Details and Safety Risks
According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, these Warren James cups contain high levels of lead, which can be toxic to both children and adults if ingested. While there have been no reported injuries or incidents linked to the product, 205focus.com encourages all owners to treat this alert with urgency.
The cups were sold online via the Flashgitz shop between September and October 2025 for approximately $25. They were part of a retro-style lunch box set tied to the web series Space King, which also included a metal figurine and a Zippo lighter case.
What You Should Do
If you own one of these cups, you should immediately stop using it. The CPSC advises that you follow local waste disposal regulations to safely throw the cup away. Please note that the lunch box itself and the other contents of the set remain safe for continued use; only the copper cup is subject to the recall.
Warren James is offering free replacement cups for those who purchased the sets directly. If you are the original purchaser, a replacement will be sent automatically to the address on file from your initial order. For any further questions, reach out to the company to facilitate your replacement.
