Class III · Low risk
Dots Scented Antibacterial Hand Gel Orange
CGMP deviations: Stability testing was not conducted on manufactured sunscreen and hand sanitizer OTC products.
Is Alcohol recalled?
Yes — there is an active recall. 119 ongoing FDA recalls mention Alcohol (464 total). Check the affected lots below.
Recalls are matched by product description. A recall usually affects specific lots, not every package of Alcohol. “Active” means an FDA recall is still ongoing; “closed” means it was terminated or completed. Checked against openFDA on Oct 10, 2026.
Alcohol recalls on record
none so far in 2026; 464 on record, newest first
Class III · Low risk
Tootsie Roll POP RASPBERRY SCENTED ANTIBACTERIAL HAND GEL
CGMP deviations: Stability testing was not conducted on manufactured sunscreen and hand sanitizer OTC products.
Class III · Low risk
Tootsie Roll POP CHOCOLATE SCENTED ANTIBACTERIAL HAND GEL
CGMP deviations: Stability testing was not conducted on manufactured sunscreen and hand sanitizer OTC products.
Class III · Low risk
Tootsie Roll POP ORANGE SCENTED ANTIBACTERIAL HAND GEL
CGMP deviations: Stability testing was not conducted on manufactured sunscreen and hand sanitizer OTC products.
Class III · Low risk
Texas Home Health Home Care Hospice Personal Care Hand Sanitizer
CGMP deviations: Stability testing was not conducted on manufactured sunscreen and hand sanitizer OTC products.
Class III · Low risk
Tootsie Roll POP GRAPE SCENTED ANTIBACTERIAL HAND GEL
CGMP deviations: Stability testing was not conducted on manufactured sunscreen and hand sanitizer OTC products.
Class III · Low risk
Good to Go Hand Sanitizer
CGMP deviations: Stability testing was not conducted on manufactured sunscreen and hand sanitizer OTC products.
Class III · Low risk
Accent Care of New York Home Care Nursing Personal Care Hand Sanitizer
CGMP deviations: Stability testing was not conducted on manufactured sunscreen and hand sanitizer OTC products.
Class II · Moderate risk
Express Gel Hand Sanitizer
Chemical Contamination: low levels of various substituted benzene (aromatic) compounds identified in the product after complaints of malodor.
Class II · Moderate risk
Quick-Care Foam Hand Sanitizer
Chemical Contamination: low levels of various substituted benzene (aromatic) compounds identified in the product after complaints of malodor.
Class II · Moderate risk
Moisturizing Gel Hand Sanitizer
Chemical Contamination: low levels of various substituted benzene (aromatic) compounds identified in the product after complaints of malodor.
Class II · Moderate risk
Advanced Gel Hand Sanitizer
Chemical Contamination: low levels of various substituted benzene (aromatic) compounds identified in the product after complaints of malodor.
Class II · Moderate risk
Gel Hand Sanitizer
Chemical Contamination: low levels of various substituted benzene (aromatic) compounds identified in the product after complaints of malodor.
Class II · Moderate risk
Curaplex Epi Kit NOT FOR IV USE
Labeling Incorrect Instructions: This recall has been initiated because the Instructions for Use included in the Epi-Safe Kits for the Epi-Safe Syringe (and/or the Safety Lok Syringe in Model 8600-01120) recommend a midpoint dosage of epinephrine for children between 0 lbs. and 66 lbs. of 0.15mL that has not been approved by FDA for children. Reliance on the current IFU and/or use of the Epi-Safe Syringe as instructed may result in the administration of an inappropriate dosage of epinephrine to young children experiencing anaphylaxis, especially those under 33 lbs. Additionally the Epi Safe syringe does not have the correct markings to allow a health care provider to draw up the correct dosage for children under 33 kg.
Class II · Moderate risk
curaplex Epi Safe Kit
Labeling Incorrect Instructions: This recall has been initiated because the Instructions for Use included in the Epi-Safe Kits for the Epi-Safe Syringe (and/or the Safety Lok Syringe in Model 8600-01120) recommend a midpoint dosage of epinephrine for children between 0 lbs. and 66 lbs. of 0.15mL that has not been approved by FDA for children. Reliance on the current IFU and/or use of the Epi-Safe Syringe as instructed may result in the administration of an inappropriate dosage of epinephrine to young children experiencing anaphylaxis, especially those under 33 lbs. Additionally the Epi Safe syringe does not have the correct markings to allow a health care provider to draw up the correct dosage for children under 33 kg.
Class III · Low risk
Curaplex Epi Safe Kit
Labeling: Incorrect or missing Lot and/or Exp Date:The Kit is incorrectly labeled as expiring May 2018 however the correct expiration date is May 2019. In addition, device component (syringe) lacks 510(k) clearance.
Class II · Moderate risk
Alcohol Free Foaming Hand Sanitizer
CGMP Deviations: Product was released to market prior to microbiological testing.
Class II · Moderate risk
children's allergy relief
Failed Impurities/Degradation Specifications: unknown impurity higher than the specified limit was detected during routine stability testing.
Class II · Moderate risk
CVS Health
CGMP Deviations: products manufactured under conditions that could impact its product quality.
Class II · Moderate risk
Dehydrated Alcohol Solution
Lack of Assurance of Sterility: Practices at firm may call into question the sterility of products intended to be sterile.
Class I · High risk
Dr. King's SafeCare Rx Alcoholism Mind & Body
Microbial contamination
Class II · Moderate risk
Glutathione 200mg/mL Injection w/Pres.
Lack of Processing Controls: products produced in a manner that calls into question the sterility of the drug product intended to be sterile.
Class II · Moderate risk
Methyl Folate CA+ 1mg/ml Injection w/Pres.
Lack of Processing Controls: products produced in a manner that calls into question the sterility of the drug product intended to be sterile.
Class II · Moderate risk
Methylcobalamin 1mg/mL Injection w/Pres.
Lack of Processing Controls: products produced in a manner that calls into question the sterility of the drug product intended to be sterile.
Class II · Moderate risk
ChloraPrep OneStep
Labeling; Label Mixup; the immediate package is labeled incorrectly as Chloroprep Onestep (Clear), however, the correct label should be Chloroprep with Tint (Hi Lite Orange)
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