Vi-Jon, Inc. is recalling 21,156 bottles of Kroger 70% Isopropyl Alcohol First Aid Antiseptic (32 FL OZ) because the bottles were mislabeled. While the front and back labels state the product is Isopropyl Alcohol, the bottles actually contain Hydrogen Peroxide (3%). The recall was initiated after one consumer complaint regarding the incorrect labeling was received. These products were sold nationwide at Kroger stores and have an expiration date of 07/2023.
A labeling mix-up means consumers may use Hydrogen Peroxide when they intend to use Isopropyl Alcohol, which could lead to ineffective antiseptic treatment or unexpected skin irritation. Using the wrong chemical for a medical or cleaning purpose poses a moderate risk of harm or delayed healing.
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