February 2006 Recalls

February 23, 2006–The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) alerted the public to a recall being conducted by Mead Johnson for their GENTLEASE powdered infant formula, lot number: BMJ19, use by 1 Jul 07. This lot was found to contain metal particles, consisting of up to 2.7 millimeter in size. In the rare instance that an infant were to inhale the infant formula into the lungs, the presence of these particles could present a serious risk to the infant’s respiratory system and throat. Any injuries associated with this problem would be likely to show up within three to four hours. Learn more about the recall of GENTLEASE infant formula.

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