Shampoo and Body Wash Among Products Recalled Due to Severe Infection Risk: Full List

DermaRite Product Recall Overview:

Contamination Risk:
DermaRite Industries LLC voluntarily recalled several personal care products due to potential contamination with Burkholderia cepacia complex (Bcc), posing serious infection risks, especially for immunocompromised individuals.

Initial and Expanded Recall:

• The initial recall was announced by the FDA on Aug. 9.
• On Aug. 27, DermaRite expanded the list to include more products, all expiring on or before August 2027, out of caution.

Health Risks:
Bcc contamination can result in severe infections, with potential for local infections in healthy individuals and life-threatening sepsis in the immunocompromised.

Recalled Products:
Includes 3-N-1, 4-N-1, Clean-N-Free, DermaCerin, DermaKleen, LubriSilk, Renew Full Body Wash & Shampoo, and more. Full details are available on DermaRite’s and the FDA’s websites.

Geographic Distribution:
Affected products were distributed across the U.S. and Puerto Rico. Customers were advised to destroy any affected items.

About Bcc:
Bcc is a bacterial group causing infections, particularly challenging to treat due to antibiotic resistance. It’s typically found in soil and water.

Consumer Guidance:
Consumers should:

• Consult healthcare providers if adverse reactions occur.
• Report issues to the FDA’s MedWatch Adverse Event Reporting program online or by mail.

Company Response:
DermaRite is working on resolution and prioritizing product availability. The recall excludes wound care and nutrition products.