Urban Electric Power is recalling approximately 848 units of Ohm Hand Sanitizer and Ohm Sanitizer Spray because FDA testing found the products contain acetaldehyde and acetal at levels exceeding safety specifications. The recall includes Ohm Hand Sanitizer (70% ethanol) in various sizes from 2 FL OZ up to 128 FL OZ, as well as 8 FL OZ bottles of Ohm Sanitizer Spray (80% ethyl alcohol). No incidents or injuries have been reported to date regarding the use of these products.
The products contain acetaldehyde and acetal above safe limits, which are chemical contaminants that can cause irritation or other adverse health effects. Acetaldehyde is also considered a potential human carcinogen.
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Recall #: D-0263-2023. Distributed quantities: a) 239 bottles, b) 6,352 bottles, c) 14,963 bottles, d) 8,117 bottles, e) 22 bottles, f) 856 bottles, g) 707 bottles.
Recall #: D-0264-2023. Distributed quantity: 609 bottles.
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