Thursday 7 July 2022 03:51 AM Urgent recall of Lucas Pawpaw ointment after fungus and bacteria found trends now
Thursday 7 July 2022 03:51 AM Urgent recall of Lucas Pawpaw ointment after fungus and bacteria found trends now
Urgent recall of cult pawpaw ointment product due to 'microbial contamination' scare 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, minor skin injuries, and chafing People in possession of affected products are urged to stop using immediately
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An urgent recall for Lucas' Pawpaw Ointment, a staple for many Aussie households, warns customers could be exposed to 'microbial contamination'.
Eleven batches across three size varieties of the popular pawpaw ointment were recalled by the Therapeutic Goods Administration on Wednesday after four types of fungus and bacteria were detected in batches.
Lucas' Pawpaw ointment is often used to treat dry skin, minor skin injuries, eczema and chafing.
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