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Hand soap recalled over antibiotic-resistant bacteria risk
Six hand soaps sold in 15 states may be contaminated with dangerous bacteria that resist antibiotics.
In brief
Six hand soaps sold in 15 states may be contaminated with dangerous bacteria that resist antibiotics. Stop using recalled hand soaps from Intercon Chemical Co., Laura Lynn, Summit 150, Vestis, and Clearly Better brands and see a doctor if you develop symptoms. Originally reported by Valleynewslive.
Six hand soaps recalled
Intercon Chemical Co. recalled six hand soaps distributed to 15 states because they may be contaminated with bacteria.
Where the soaps were sold
The soaps went to 19 wholesale companies and one retail company across states including California, Georgia, Illinois, New York, Texas, and Wisconsin.
Laura Lynn brand affected
Two Laura Lynn soaps sold at Ingles grocery stores are contaminated with unspecified bacteria. They include Honey Apple Crisp and Foaming Pear Scent varieties.
Summit and Vestis soaps recalled
Summit 150 Foaming Hand Soap and Vestis Foaming Hand Soap in Fresh Pear Scent also contain unspecified bacteria contamination.
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria found
Two Intercon soaps contain Pseudomonas and Serratia bacteria, which resist antibiotics and can cause blood infections, pneumonia, and other serious complications.
What to do if you have them
Stop using the recalled soaps immediately. Contact your doctor if you've developed any symptoms of illness after using them.
The main idea
Stop using recalled hand soaps from Intercon Chemical Co., Laura Lynn, Summit 150, Vestis, and Clearly Better brands and see a doctor if you develop symptoms.
