FDA flags recall of 40+ hand soaps for potential bacterial contamination
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The FDA has issued a Class II recall for more than 40 hand soaps sold under brands such as Assured, Blumen, DermaRite, KleenFoam and SofCare due to potential contamination with bacteria like Pseudomonas and Serratia. The risk is mainly to individuals with weakened immune systems and could cause infections; consumers should stop using the affected products, discard them, and seek refunds by checking the FDA recall list and contacting retailers.
- FDA warns recalled hand soaps may contain harmful bacteria Scripps News
- Hand soap recall issued for products distributed in 15 states, including Illinois NBC 5 Chicago
- Recall alert: Soap sold in 15 states recalled over bacterial contamination WSOC TV
- Hand soap recalled for potential contamination of antibiotic-resistant bacteria WOWT
- FDA Announces Hand Soap Recall in 15 States—Thousands of Bottles May Contain Bacteria Health.com
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