This brand of sunscreen is being recalled due to bacterial danger!
Certain sunscreens sold in France are being recalled from the market due to the risk of bacteria that could lead to skin and eye infections. Experts state that individuals with sensitive skin, in particular, should avoid these products.
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17 different sunscreen products sold in pharmacies and major supermarket chains in France are being recalled due to a bacterial danger. These products include creams sold in major stores such as Leclerc, Carrefour, Auchan, Intermarché, Systeme U, and Casino.
The French consumer safety platform RappelConso announced that the "Pseudomonas aeruginosa" bacterium could be detected in some products belonging to the ParaSol and Dermosun Laboratories brands. While this bacterium generally does not pose a major risk to healthy individuals, it can cause serious skin and eye infections in people with weakened immune systems.
The recalled products include 10 items from the ParaSol brand and 7 from the Dermosun brand. These products generally consist of sprays and lotions labeled "Sensitive," "Bronzage," and "Enfants." Additionally, some products were also sold in mini and travel sizes.
Authorities advise consumers not to use these products. Those who have purchased the products can return them to the points of sale without showing a receipt to receive a refund.