DermaRite issues hand soap recall due to bacterial contamination
The company says that the contamination could lead to a serious and life-threatening infection.
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DermaRite Industries, LLC issued a recall for several hand soap products due to “microbial contamination identified as Burkholderia cepacia.”
The company says that the contamination could lead to a serious and life-threatening infection.
The recalled products include:
DermaKleen - an antiseptic lotion soap with Vitamin E indicated for handwashing to decrease bacteria on the skin.
DermaSarra - an eternal analgesic used for temporary relief of itching associated with minor skin irritations due to dry skin, insect bites, detergents or sunburn.
KleenFoam – an antimicrobial foam soap with Aloe Vera used for handwashing to decrease bacteria on the skin after changing diapers, after assisting ill people, or before contact with a person under medical care or treatment.
PeriGiene - an antiseptic cleanser for use in the perineal area.
DermaRite says that it has not received any reports of anyone becoming ill due to these products. They were distributed across the United States and Puerto Rico.
Anyone who experiences any health issues due to these products is urged to contact their primary health care provider.
