Lucas' Papaw Ointment recall

TGA The TGA has advised these moulds and bacteria pose minimal risk to most people but that people who are immunocompromised could become ill if exposed to them. 15 hours agoA nationwide recall by Australias medicines regulator has been issued for several Lucas Papaw Ointment batches due to microbial contamination.

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7 July 2022 by Ruby Feneley Brand If you have a tube of Lucas Pawpaw Remedies Ointment the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration needs you to put it down stat.

. The Therapeutic Goods Administration TGA issued the. Several batches of Lucas Papaw Ointment have been urgently recalled by Australias medicines regulator due to microbial contamination. Return it to the place of purchase for a refund or contact Lucas Papaw Remedies Customer Service on 1800 861 852.

Lucas Papaw Remedies is recalling several batches of Lucas Papaw Ointment AUST L 13397 due to microbial contamination. The Therapeutic Goods Administration has issued a recall of their papaw products saying there is a microbial contamination in some of their batches. Recall of Lucas Pawpaw Ointments over potential microbial contamination Lucas Papaw Remedies is recalling several batches of Lucas Papaw Ointment AUST L 13397 due to microbial contamination.

No other batches or other Lucas Papaw Remedies products are being recalled at the time of publishing this article. July 6 2022 - 839PM NCA NewsWire Lucas Papaw Remedies is recalling several batches of Lucas Papaw Ointment due to contamination. Lucas Papaw Ointment is a topical ointment used to assist in the treatment of minor skin wounds as well as skin dryness and chafing.

The affected products come in 15g 75g and 200g sizes. The Therapeutic Goods Administration TGA announced an Australia wide recall of 11 batches of the topical ointment popular as a treatment for sunburn nappy rash splinters and eczema. The recall listed the 15g 75g and 200g sizes with the batch numbers 00822E26 00522D22 00822E27 00822F01 00822F03 00822F06 00822E31 00522E04 00522E05 and 00822E30 as the impacted products.

Lucas Papaw Remedies following consultation with the Therapeutic Goods Administration is recalling the above batches of Lucas Papaw Ointment which is a topical ointment used to assist in the treatment of minor skin wounds and skin dryness and chafing because mould and bacterial contamination has been identified. The affected products come in 15g 75g and 200g sizes. The Therapeutic Goods Administration TGA issued the nationwide recall of 11 batches of the topical ointment.

Lucas Papaw Ointment is a topical ointment used to assist in the treatment of minor skin wounds as well as skin dryness and chafing. 15 hours agoA nationwide recall by Australias medicines regulator has been issued for several Lucas Papaw Ointment batches due to microbial contamination. The affected batch numbers are.

16 hours agoThe Therapeutic Goods Administration has issued an urgent recall of Lucas Papaw Ointment due to microbiological contamination. 1 day agoLucas Papaw Ointment is a topical ointment used to assist in the treatment of minor skin wounds as well as skin dryness and chafing the. The affected products come in 15g 75g and 200g sizes.

The company said in a statement the discovery of mould and bacteria contamination led to the recall. 1 day agoLucas Papaw Remedies is recalling several batches of Lucas Papaw Ointment AUST L 13397 due to microbial contamination. Advertisement Ad Advertisement Ad Comments Kim Chappell Digital journalist - National.

The Therapeutic Goods Administration TGA announced an Australia wide recall of 11 batches of the topical ointment popular as a treatment for sunburn nappy rash splinters and eczema. 15 hours agoLucas Papaw Ointment is produced in Acacia Ridge on Brisbanes south side. The very popular Lucas Pawpaw Ointment was urgently recalled on Wednesday Four types of fungus and bacteria were found in 11 affected product batches The ointment is commonly used for dryness.

The Therapeutic Goods Administration issued a recall of popular pawpaw salve on Wednesday after discovering four types of fungus and bacteria in 11 batches across three size variants. Products with the following batch numbers are affected. The Therapeutic Goods Administration TGA issued the nationwide recall of 11 batches of the topical ointment which can be used to treat sunburn nappy rash splinters and eczema.

20 hours agoSeveral batches of Lucas Papaw Ointment have been urgently recalled due to microbial contamination. News Health Better Life Eunice Oh. 15 hours agoIf your ointment is from the affected batches you should immediately stop using it.

15g 75g and 200g sizes have been affected by the contamination with the TGA saying if you have one of these products and its batch number is parallel. The microorganisms have been identified. Australias Therapeutic Goods Administration TGA has issued an urgent recall for products that may have been exposed to microbiological contamination.

Lucas Papaw Ointment which is used as a topical ointment for minor skin wounds dry skin chafing and often as a lip balm has been recalled in three different sizes. Its a staple in most of our homes but people are being urged to check their current stash of Lucas Papaw products after the TGA has issued a recall. The Therapeutic Goods Administration issued the alert on Wednesday for the topical ointment which is used to treat minor skin wounds dryness and chafing.

The recall is due to microbial contamination. The Therapeutic Goods Administration issued the warning on Wednesday saying the affected batches of Lucas Papaw Ointment come in 15g 75g and 200g sizes. The Therapeutic Goods Administration says the recall is due to microbiological contamination that has been found in several batches.

20 hours agoSome Lucas Papaw Ointment products are being recalled. Several batches of cult ointment Lucas Pawpaw are urgently being recalled by Australias medicine regulator due to microbial contamination. The batches affect products that come in the 15g 75g and 200g sizes.

Lucas Papaw Ointment Recalled due to Contamination Jul 7 2022 0 SHARES We all know and love the Lucas Papaw Ointment range. The microorganisms in questions have been identified as Aspergillus tubingensis Sordaria humana Penicillium paneum and. Return it to the place of purchase for a refund or call our customer service line to arrange the return of affected product and refund.

12 hours agoA popular pawpaw ointment has been recalled after a microbiological contamination was found in a number of batches on the shelves in Australia.

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