FDA (Devices) recall action 79454
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Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc. is initiating a voluntary, Class II recall at the retail level in the U.S. of select COACH¿ Self-Adhering Sports Wraps, BAND-AID¿ Brand First Aid Products SECURE-FLEX¿ Wraps and BAND-AID¿ Brand First Aid Products HURT-FREE¿ Wraps products. The current labeling claim states not made with natural rubber latex which needs to be updated based upon recent awareness that natural latex was used as a base ingredient in the early-stage manufacturing process, which reduces the allergic protein found in natural latex.
The agency’s own wording, quoted from the enforcement report.
Johnson & Johnson is voluntarily recalling select first aid wraps because the packaging incorrectly states they are not made with natural rubber latex.
Johnson & Johnson is recalling select COACH Self-Adhering Sports Wraps because the label incorrectly states they are not made with natural rubber latex.
Johnson & Johnson is recalling select first aid wraps because they were labeled as latex-free but used natural latex in early manufacturing.
Johnson & Johnson is voluntarily recalling select first aid wraps because the 'not made with natural rubber latex' label is inaccurate.
Johnson & Johnson is recalling COACH Self-Adhering Sports Wraps because the label incorrectly states they are not made with natural rubber latex, though latex was used in early manufacturing.
Johnson & Johnson is voluntarily recalling select first aid wraps because the label incorrectly states they are not made with natural rubber latex.