Johnson & Johnson recalled a recently launched Listerine plaque-detecting rinse marketed towards children after testing revealed contamination by microorganisms.All 4 million bottles of Glacier Mint and Bubble Blast flavors of Listerine Agent Cool Blue plaque-detecting rinse have been recalled. The
Johnson & Johnson recalled a recently launched Listerine plaque-detecting rinse marketed towards children after testing revealed contamination by microorganisms.
All 4 million bottles of Glacier Mint and Bubble Blast flavors of Listerine Agent Cool Blue plaque-detecting rinse have been recalled. The recall covers all lots sold or distributed since the product’s launch last year.
Consumers should stop using and properly discard the product. The company is offering full refunds. For more information, call 888-222-0249 or visit www.agentcoolblue.com/.
If you or your children have become ill and believe it to be caused by tainted products, visit a doctor to determine the cause as soon as possible
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