Approximately 69,875 liters of Pristine gel and Zapien Productos Hand Sanitizer Gel are being recalled because they were manufactured at a facility that produced sub-potent batches. These products may not contain the required amount of active antibacterial ingredients necessary to effectively kill germs. This voluntary recall includes both 8.45-ounce and 33.8-ounce bottles distributed across Texas and manufactured by Gaza S.A. DE C.V.
Sub-potent hand sanitizer contains lower levels of active ingredients than promised on the label, which means it may fail to effectively kill harmful bacteria or viruses on the skin, increasing the user's risk of infection.
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