Charles Paint Research Inc. is recalling approximately 4,500 gallons of Soapdaddy Hand Sanitizer (Alcohol Antiseptic 80% topical solution) because it contains levels of acetaldehyde and acetal that exceed allowable safety limits. These chemical contaminants were identified during quality testing, indicating deviations from current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP). No injuries or adverse health effects have been reported to date. The recalled product was sold in one-gallon (3785 mL) containers and was distributed in Michigan.
The hand sanitizer contains acetaldehyde and acetal at levels higher than permitted by safety standards. Exposure to these chemical impurities can cause skin irritation or other adverse health effects, particularly with frequent use on broken or damaged skin.
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Distributed in Michigan; Recall numbers D-0791-2021 and D-0792-2021.
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