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Bacteria Found in Popular Hand Soaps Trigger Recall
17 Sep
Summary
- Six hand soaps recalled due to potential bacterial contamination.
- Soaps distributed across 15 states by Intercon Chemical Co.
- Some bacteria may be antibiotic-resistant, causing serious infections.
Six hand soaps have been recalled across 15 states due to potential bacterial contamination. Intercon Chemical Co. distributed these products to 19 wholesale and one retail company nationwide. Four of the recalled soaps may be contaminated with unspecified bacteria.
Two other hand soaps are potentially contaminated with antibiotic-resistant Pseudomonas and Serratia bacteria. These can cause serious health complications such as pneumonia, blood infections, and other severe infections.
The affected products include specific Laura Lynn, Summit 150, Vestis, Intercon, and Clearly Better by Intercon brands. Consumers who have purchased these soaps are advised to stop using them immediately and consult a doctor if they experience any illness symptoms.
