A.P. Nonweiler is recalling approximately 833 gallons of its Alcohol Antiseptic 80% Hand Sanitizer (topical solution) because FDA analysis found levels of acetaldehyde and acetal that exceed specification limits. The recall affects 1-gallon bottles and 250-gallon totes from lot 54931. This product is used as a hand sanitizer to help reduce bacteria on the skin when soap and water are not available.
Acetaldehyde and acetal are chemical impurities that can be toxic if absorbed through the skin or ingested. High levels of these substances may cause irritation or more serious health complications over time, particularly if used on broken skin or by children.
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No expiration date listed on lot 54931.
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