RECALL: Toothpaste Sold In Idaho Flagged For Procedural Violations

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently announced the Class II recall of nearly 4 million tubes of toothpaste after determining that the makers used manufacturing procedures deemed potentially unsafe. Class II means that the products could cause 'temporary' health reactions if used by consumers.

A company that specializes in personal care products and is based in Delhi, India, has issued a recall in America after it was determined they violated the Current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP) set forth by the FDA, according to information published by Eating Well.

Pritam International has removed 3,869,376 tubes of toothpaste sold under the labels Brush Buddies, Evo, and Aru, according to the October 22 release.

India-Based Company Recalls Millions Of Tubes Of Toothpaste Sold Internationally In America

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Pritam International makes perfumes, skincare products, soaps, pet care products, hair products, and many more specialty products, according to LinkedIn. There are more than a dozen UPC and lot codes linked to the recall.

The majority of the recalled products are manufactured for children's dental care and include numerous flavors such as strawberry, bubble gum, and watermelon, according to eatingwell.com.

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There is a 24-hour customer care phone line set up for anyone who has questions or concerns about this international toothpaste recall. No illnesses have been reported to date regarding the recall.

Call 1-888-463-6332 for further assistance with this matter. The recalled products can be returned to the stores in which they were purchased for a refund.