Key Takeaway
Red Cross Oral Pain (Oral Anesthetic benzocaine 20%), Maximum Strength, 1/8 Fl. Oz. (3.7 mL) bottle with Cotton Pellets box packaged in a blister pack, Distributed by: Mentholatum Company, Orchard Par by The Mentholatum Company was recalled on July 31, 2020. The hazard: Labeling; Not Elsewhere Classified: The Mentholatum Company is initiating a voluntary recall due to an error in the labeling of the cotton pellet box...
Red Cross Oral Pain (Oral Anesthetic benzocaine 20%), Maximum Strength, 1/8 Fl. Oz. (3.7 mL) bottle with Cotton Pellets box packaged in a blister pack, Distributed by: Mentholatum Company, Orchard Par
Description
Red Cross Oral Pain (Oral Anesthetic benzocaine 20%), Maximum Strength, 1/8 Fl. Oz. (3.7 mL) bottle with Cotton Pellets box packaged in a blister pack, Distributed by: Mentholatum Company, Orchard Park, NY 14127 NDC 10742-8902-1, UPC 3 10742 09509 8
Hazard / Reason
Labeling; Not Elsewhere Classified: The Mentholatum Company is initiating a voluntary recall due to an error in the labeling of the cotton pellet box found within the Red Cross Oral Pain blister pack. The cotton pellet box states that the product contains "Natural Eugenol Oil" in which it does not.
Class III: Product that is not likely to cause adverse health consequences.
Class III is the least severe classification. The product is unlikely to cause adverse health consequences but still violates FDA regulations.
Products Affected
Red Cross Oral Pain (Oral Anesthetic benzocaine 20%), Maximum Strength, 1/8 Fl. Oz. (3.7 mL) bottle with Cotton Pellets box packaged in a blister pack, Distributed by: Mentholatum Company, Orchard Par
DrugsCompany Information
The Mentholatum Company
Orchard Park, NY, United States
View all 1 recalls by The Mentholatum Company →Distribution
Nationwide within the U.S.
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