Part of your first aid kit may have been recalled for bacterial contamination — KAMR – MyHighPlains.com
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) – A burn cream that was distributed in several types of first aid kits, as well as separately, is being recalled because a U.S. Food and Drug Administration analysis found it was contaminated with Bacillus licheniformis and Bacillus sonorensis.
The FDA recall warns that people who use the recalled Easy Care® AfterBurn® Cream, which came in 0.9-gram single-use packets, could experience complications including skin infections. Immunocompromised people may even experience severe complications like bacteremia, sepsis or peritonitis.FDA grants fast-track review for over-the-counter overdose drug
The following products are impacted by the recall:
Product Type
Product Number
ProductName
Lot Number
Expiration
Box of 10
9999-1515
Easy Care First Aid® AfterBurn® Cream, 0.9g single-use packet
W06I28
09/28/2024
First Aid Kit
1015-0150
Adventure® Marine 150
W06I20
09/20/2024
0120-0213
Adventure® First Aid 1.0
W06C05 W06F10 W06H15
03/05/2024 06/10/2024 08/15/2024
0120-0212
Adventure® First Aid 1.5
W06H15
08/15/2024
9999-2129
Easy Care First Aid® 25 Person 2009 ANSI
W05L28
12/28/2023
9999-2128
Easy Care First Aid® 10 Person 2009 ANSI
W05L28 W06F10 W06H15
12/28/2023 06/10/2024 08/15/2021
9999-2150
Easy Care First Aid® Class A ANSI 25 Person
W06C05 W06H15
03/05/2024 08/15/2024
9999-2132
Easy Care First Aid® 25 Person 2009 ANSI
W06H15
08/15/2024
2980-0700
CVS® First Aid Home
W06H15
08/15/2024
9999-2132
Easy Care First Aid® 25 Person 2009 ANSI
W06H15
08/15/2024
9999-2131
Easy Care First Aid® 10 Person 2009 ANSI
W06H15
08/15/2024
A table that includes the recalled products. Credit: FDA.
Those who have the impacted products are asked to stop using single-use packets of Easy Care® AfterBurn® Cream and discard them.
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