FDA's toothpaste warning: 17 different products on the list
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recalled more than 4,3 million tubes of toothpaste distributed nationwide due to deviations in production standards...
Products manufactured by India-based Pritam International and distributed in the United States by California-based Ashtel Studios began voluntary recall on September 10. The FDA placed the recall in Class II on October 19.
This classification covers situations where product use could lead to temporary or reversible health problems.
Brands covered by the recall include Brush Buddies, Crayola, Hot Wheels, My Little Pony, evo, ARU, and BB.
Products are sold in a variety of options such as strawberry, watermelon, mint gum, and various ice‑cream flavors.
Consumer usage warning
The FDA announced that no illnesses or injuries linked to the recalled toothpastes have been reported. The products' expiration dates range from November 2026 to June 2028.
Consumers must check the batch numbers and expiration dates listed in the FDA recall notice. Those who purchased the products in the scope are advised to stop using the toothpaste and to contact the seller or manufacturer for a return or refund.
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