The FDA has issued a new final guidance for testing for methanol in alcohol products following more than 100 recalls during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A second artnaturals recall has been announced due to the presence of undisclosed impurities which could increase the risk of certain types of cancer.
A number of child-themed hand sanitizers have been recalled due to their resemblance to children's drink pouches.
Hand sanitizer recalls continue as the FDA finds poisonous methanol in additional products.
The FDA announced two new hand sanitizer recalls after testing revealed the presence of methanol in additional products.
Saniderm is recalling advanced hand sanitizer formulations due to the presence of methanol, which can cause severe injuries, death and blindness if consumes.
An Aruba Aloe hand sanitizer and Alcoholada Gel recall has been announced due to concerns the products contain levels of methanol which could lead to poisoning injuries.
A report by NBC highlights the FDA's lack of authority in recalling non-food and drug items even when they are potentially dangerous to the public.
Methanol concerns expand beyond hand sanitizer as rubbing alcohol recall announced.
FDA warns of methanol problems or lack of enough active ingredient in more than 100 different hand sanitizer products.