Corgiomed LLC is recalling approximately 28,900 bottles of Leafree Instant Hand Sanitizer Aloe Vera because the product is incorrectly labeled as 'EDIBLE ALCOHOL.' This labeling suggests the product is safe for human consumption, but it is actually a topical hand sanitizer containing 70% ethyl alcohol that has not been approved as an oral drug. This product was distributed in North Carolina and Maryland in 100 mL, 300 mL, and 500 mL bottles. Consumers should immediately stop using this product and contact their healthcare provider if they have ingested it or experienced adverse reactions.
The product is misbranded and marketed as 'edible,' which poses a severe risk of alcohol poisoning or toxic ingestion if consumed as directed by the label. Ingesting high concentrations of ethyl alcohol intended for topical use can lead to central nervous system depression, vomiting, and other serious health complications.
Contact healthcare provider and return product.
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