Superior Glove Works, Ltd. has recalled 7,296 bottles of Synergy Hand Sanitizer (80% Alcohol Topical Solution) because FDA analysis found levels of acetaldehyde and other impurities that exceeded safety specifications. This recall affects the 8.5 oz. (250 mL) bottles, which are non-sterile antiseptic solutions intended to reduce bacteria when soap and water are not available. No incidents or injuries have been reported to date, and the firm initiated the recall after CGMP deviations were identified.
Acetaldehyde is a chemical impurity that, when present above specification limits, can pose a risk of adverse health effects or skin irritation. Consumers using this product are exposed to higher-than-permitted levels of these impurities, which do not meet FDA safety standards for antiseptic drug products.
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