The recall involves Jergens Ultra Healing Moisturizer in sizes of 3 ounces and 10 ounces, officials say.
According to the Food and Drug Administration, some Jergens products have been recalled due to possible bacterial contamination.
Cao USA Inc., a Cincinnati-based manufacturer of Jergens, is warning consumers about its Ultra Healing Moisturizer in sizes of 3 oz and 10 oz.
According to Cao USA shared last week by the FDA, a limited number of products may show the presence of Pluralibacter gergovia, a bacterium that usually poses minor risks to healthy people, but can result in infection for people with weakened immune systems. It is possible. ,
The company is appealing to consumers not to use the recalled lotions as a precaution.
Cao USA said it has taken the precautionary measure of issuing a voluntary recall of the affected product by "removing the product from the warehouse, working with retailers to ensure that the product is removed from store shelves, and by proactively notifying consumers." took a step."
The potential for contamination remains under investigation, the company said.
Anyone with Cao USA could not immediately be reached for comment on Monday afternoon.
The company said that moisturizers manufactured from October 1 to October 18, 2021 may be affected. Lot codes for potentially affected products are found here.
Consumers who suspect they were adversely affected by the products should contact the FDA by calling 1-888-463-6332 or through its website, according to Cao USA.
Negative reactions from affected products may also be reported to Cao USA at its Consumer Care Center at 1-800-742-8798. The company can also be contacted by email at consumer@kao.com.
The company is working to improve cleaning and hygiene practices to prevent similar issues in the future, said Cao USA.