Durisan Announces a Voluntary Recall Expansion of its Antimicrobial Hand Sanitizer With more and more companies trying to get into the hand sanitizer manufacturing business, companies need to understand that these products can become contaminated and need to be removed from the market. Here is a notice of voluntary recall expansion of a Non-Alcohol
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: FDA Takes Action to Place All Alcohol-Based Hand Sanitizers from Mexico on Import Alert to Help Prevent Entry of Violative and Potentially Dangerous Products into US to Protect U.S. Consumers The FDA has just enacted a countrywide product alert on hand sanitizers being imported from Mexico. Many of these products appear to
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the FDA has been in observation of reports of serious adverse events related to ingestion of alcohol-based hand sanitizers. The FDA has also received numerous reports of dermal toxicity associated with these products. In the Spring 2020, FDA discovered a few hand sanitizer products that were labeled to contain
As we have learned during these “EUA” times and lack of FDA oversight on new companies manufacturing and selling various products during this pandemic, there are some very serious situations of adulterated products. The FDA is trying hard to monitor this situation and address critical issues as they pop up. The FDA’s investigation of contaminated
ALCOHOL-BASED HAND SANITIZERS Due to COVID-19 pandemic, the FDA released an announcement on April 27, 2020 about the availability of alcohol-based hand sanitizer. The FDA wants to address safety concerns related to products being sold that are not in line with the FDA’s policy and others being marketed with unproven claims. Due to the increased
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