67,000+ Bathroom Products Recalled Across the U.S.

There’s something in your bathroom that might not be safe.

Over 67,000 cases of a personal care product were just recalled across the U.S., and it’s one that many Texans already have sitting on a shelf, in a drawer, or packed in a gym bag.

The issue? The FDA says the company behind it violated federal manufacturing standards. That means the product wasn’t made the way it’s supposed to be, and while there’s no official contamination report, the red flags were enough to pull it from stores nationwide.

So what item is being recalled?

Roll-on deodorant. Specifically, Power Stick brand products sold at Walmart, Dollar Tree, Amazon, and other major retailers.

Here’s what’s been recalled:

They were sold everywhere, including right here in Texas. If you’ve bought roll-on deodorant lately, especially the inexpensive kind, you’ll want to double-check your label.

What to do if you have one:

When it comes to personal care, especially in this kind of heat, safety matters. If you have a recalled product, the FDA recommends discarding or returning them to the retailer where the products were purchased.

If you recently bought a potentially recalled item, you can click HERE to read more through the official FDA website. More information like, where a lot number is located, what numbers are affect, and if you have one of them can all be found on the FDA website.