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Babyganics Bubble Bath Bacteria Recall Overview:
- Who: Babyganics has voluntarily recalled two lots of its babyganics 20 oz. chamomile verbena bubble bath product.
- Why: The recall was initiated after internal testing revealed a contamination of the bacterium Pluralibacter gergoviae.
- Where: The recalled product was sold to select retailers in the United States.
Babyganics has issued a voluntary recall for two lots of its babyganics 20 oz. chamomile verbena bubble bath product over concerns it is contaminated with the bacterium Pluralibacter gergoviae.
Babyganics says internal testing being conducted to test the shelf life of the bubble bath product incidentally revealed the bacteria contamination, according to a news release announcing the Babyganics recall.
The recalled product comes in a white plastic bottle containing a green lid and has a UPC code of 8 13277 01375 4 and a lot code of either Y314 or Y315 on the bottom of its packaging, according to the Babyganics recall.
Babyganics says the recalled bubble bath product was sold over the last two months to select U.S. retailers and has assured consumers that testing confirmed none of the other company’s products are contaminated with the bacteria.
Pluralibacter gergoviae, while not commonly associated with causing illness in healthy adults, can present a risk of infection to immunocompromised individuals or those with broken or irritated skin, according to the Babyganics recall.
Babyganics Recall Site Offers Full Refund For Tainted Bubble Bath Product
Babyganics says consumers who purchased the recalled bubble bath product will be given a full refund after they provide their information on babyganicsbubblebathrecall.com.
Consumers who begin to feel sick after coming in contact with the recalled bubble bath product are being advised to contact their doctors or the Babyganics health and safety team by phone at 833-359-6304.
Babyganics is asking consumers who purchased the recalled bubble bath product to immediately dispose of any that is remaining.
“Your family’s health and safety, and your peace of mind, are our top priorities,” the company said. “We know we’ve let you down. We’re taking all necessary steps to ensure it doesn’t happen again.”
Babyganics is also asking consumers to report any adverse effects to the Food and Drug Administration’s MedWatch program either by phone at 888-359-6304 or online.
In 2018, a class action lawsuit accusing Babyganics of falsely marketing the sun-protection level of its mineral-based sunscreens was upheld by an Illinois federal judge.
Babyganics also faced a class action lawsuit in 2016 over claims the company falsely advertised that its baby products were organic.
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