Urgent Recall of Dermarite Hand Soap Over Safety Concerns
A widely used hand soap, Dermarite, has been pulled from shelves following the discovery of potential bacterial contamination. The manufacturer has issued an urgent recall, urging customers to stop using the product immediately.
Why Has the Soap Been Recalled?
Tests revealed the presence of harmful bacteria in certain batches of Dermarite hand soap, posing a risk of skin irritation or infection, particularly for those with sensitive skin or weakened immune systems.
Which Products Are Affected?
The recall applies to specific batches of Dermarite hand soap sold in the UK. Consumers are advised to check the batch number on their product against the list provided by the manufacturer.
What Should You Do If You Have an Affected Product?
If you own a recalled bottle:
- Stop using it immediately.
- Return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.
- Contact the manufacturer for further guidance if needed.
How to Stay Safe
Health experts recommend washing hands with an alternative antibacterial soap while the issue is resolved. Those experiencing skin irritation should consult a healthcare professional.
For more updates, follow official health advisories from UK regulatory bodies.
