Texas Full-Face Snorkel Mask Lawsuit

Qing Song Full-Face Snorkel Masks have been linked to a life-threatening drowning hazard. There were 8 incidents, including one person who had to be hospitalized.

Need a Texas Full-Face Snorkel Mask Lawyer? Collen A. Clark is a true advocate for his clients and is passionate about helping Texans that have been injured or wronged. If you were injured while using a Qing Song full-face snorkel mask that was linked to a drowning hazard, contact our lawyers immediately. You may be entitled to compensation by filing a lawsuit.

Qing Song Full-Face Snorkel Mask Warning

• Product: Qing Song full-face snorkel masks with a “shark fin” snorkel top
• Seller: Shenzhen Songxin Silicone Products Co., Ltd., of China
• Reports: 8 incident, including 1 hospitalization
• Risks: Drowning, excess fluid in lungs, dizziness, loss of consciousness, low oxygen levels, high carbon dioxide levels, death.
• Recall: No.
• Sold: On Amazon.com and TikTok.com from January 2019 and August 2026
• Source: CPSC warning

Full-Face Snorkel Masks Linked to Drowning Hazards

In November 2026, the CPSC issued a safety warning to consumers to stop using certain discontinued Qing Song Full Face Snorkel Masks due to “risk of serious injury and death from drowning hazards.”

What Happened?

There were 8 incident reports involving people who had trouble breathing, dizziness, or loss of consciousness while wearing the masks. One person needed to be hospitalized.

What Is the Drowning Hazard?

A full-face snorkel mask has a large glass screen and a breathing apparatus over the mouth and nose, with the snorkel pipe rising from the top. There are one-way valves that are supposed to bring in fresh air through the snorkel and release exhaled air.

If a person using the mask is re-breathing used air, their oxygen levels down and their carbon dioxide levels go up. This can quickly become life-threatening, or lead to loss of consciousness and drowning.

Which Full-Face Snorkel Masks Are Affected?

The full-face snorkel masks can be identified by:

• A a glass screen and a breathing apparatus that covers the mouth and nose
• Snorkel pipe at the top center
• Various colors
• There is a distinctive “shark fin” feature at the top of the snorkel pipe.
• Sold from January 2019 through August 2026 on Amazon.com or TikTok.com

What Should I Do?

The manufacturer refused to agree to an acceptable recall, so owners should stop using the masks and throw them away. Incidents can be reported at SaferProducts.gov.

Previous Full-Face Snorkel Mask Warnings

In March 2026, the CPSC warned consumers to stop using about 84,000 OUSPT full-face snorkel masks that were sold on Amazon due to a drowning hazard. There were 5 consumer reports of people who had trouble breathing. One lawsuit was filed on behalf of a person who drowned and died.

Our Texas lawyers are reviewing OUSPT snorkel mask injury claims as well.

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