FDA Recalls Over 4.3 Million Tubes of Toothpaste Nationwide
The FDA has recalled over 4.3 million tubes of fluoride toothpaste nationwide. See which products are affected.
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The Food and Drug Administration announced the recall of more than 4.3 million tubes of fluoride toothpaste that have been distributed nationwide.
The voluntary recall was initiated by Pritam International Private Limited, an Indiana-based manufacturer. On September 10, the FDA classified the recall as class 2 on October 19. The recalled products include toothpaste sold under the Brush Buddies, Crayola, Hot Wheels, My Little Pony, evo, ARU, and BB brands.
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The products include anticavity fluoride toothpaste in flavors such as bubble gum, strawberry, watermelon, peppermint, sweet mint, cool mint, and various ice cream flavors. The products were distributed by Ashtel Studios Inc., based in Ontario, California. The recalled toothpaste comes in 3.5-ounce and 4-ounce tubes, as well as a two-pack containing two 3.5-ounce tubes.
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The recall includes products with expiration dates ranging from November 2026 through June 2028. Consumers should check the lot numbers and expiration dates listed on the FDA’s recall notice to determine whether they have an affected product. The FDA’s recall notice to determine whether theft has an affected product. The FDA recall has not yet reported any illnesses or injuries linked to the recalled toothpaste.
Consumers who have recalled products should stop using them and contact the retailer they purchased from or the manufacturer for information about returns or a refund.
