A new study reveals a number of health hazards linked to hand sanitizer products, which have seen at least 100 recalls since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The FDA warns alcohol-based hand sanitizers may release vapors which cause adverse health side effects.
An independent pharmacy warns that benzene, a cancer causing chemical, is present in many hand sanitizer products at levels exceeding federal safety limits, even though those limits have been relaxed…
A wrongful death lawsuit claims a woman died of methanol poisoning after drinking hand sanitizer which did not have the potentially lethal ingredient indicated on the label.
A class action lawsuit accuses one hand sanitizer manufacturer of selling a potentially poisonous product and of failing to reimburse consumers after it was recalled.
A new study links hand sanitizer use to an increase in children's eye injuries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Methanol concerns expand beyond hand sanitizer as rubbing alcohol recall announced.
A Texas woman suffered severe burns after her hand sanitizer caught fire and exploded, setting her and her house aflame.
The FDA warns that some hand sanitizer products are being sold in deceptive food and drink-style packaging, increasing the risk of accidental poisonings.
The CDC reports that four deaths and more than a dozen injuries have been linked to methanol contamination of hand sanitizer; all reported in Arizona and New Mexico.
