Western Chemical Inc. is recalling approximately 39,072 units of Ovadine Fish Egg Disinfectant (Povidone-Iodine) due to stability issues discovered during 12-month testing. The disinfectant solution, which is used for treating fish eggs, failed to meet its required specifications for chemical stability over time. The affected products were distributed nationwide in various sizes, including 1-gallon cases, 5-gallon containers, and 55-gallon drums.
The product does not meet stability specifications, meaning the active ingredients may not be effective for disinfecting fish eggs as intended. While no injuries or incidents have been reported, using an out-of-specification disinfectant could lead to inadequate treatment of fish eggs.
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Quantity affected includes 3207 Liters (Lot 13001), 3227 Liters (Lot 13011), and 1156 Liters (Lot 13060). Distributed in 55gal, 5gal, and 4x1gal cases.
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