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Open Book Extracts recalls

Every recall we track for Open Book Extracts — 2 in all, all from 2020 — plus the complaints and injury reports the public filed about them. 2 are rated “stop using now”.

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Recalls per year, by danger level

2 recalls since 2017.

2017: 0 recalls20172018: 0 recalls20182019: 0 recalls20192020: 2 recalls — 2 stop using now220202021: 0 recalls20212022: 0 recalls20222023: 0 recalls20232024: 0 recalls20242025: 0 recalls20252026 (to date): 0 recalls2026to date

All FDA recall records for Open Book Extracts since 2017, counted by recall date (one bar per calendar year; 2026 is partial). Danger level is GovInfoNow’s plain-language rating; “not yet rated” records are still being written up.

Recalls per year for Open Book Extracts, by danger level
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Most common reasons for Open Book Extracts recalls

  • Labeling Not Elsewhere Classified: Product labeled to contain methanol2

What to do if you have a recalled Open Book Extracts product

  1. Match the NDC and lot number on your bottle or box to the recall.
  2. Don’t stop a prescription on your own — ask your pharmacist or doctor for a replacement first.
  3. Report side effects to FDA MedWatch.

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All Open Book Extracts recalls

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Open Book Extracts recall questions

How many recalls has Open Book Extracts had?

2 recalls from Open Book Extracts are on record with U.S. safety agencies, from 2020.

What is the most recent Open Book Extracts recall?

Open Book Extracts recalls Just Hand Sanitizer (Ethyl Alcohol 73%) Single Use-Packs 100-count NDC 78065-2020-2 UPC 703123998598 (Single packs NDC, dated Aug 7, 2020. Every Open Book Extracts recall is listed on this page, newest first.

Why are Open Book Extracts products recalled?

The most common reasons on record: Labeling Not Elsewhere Classified: Product labeled to contain methanol (2).

What should I do if I have a recalled Open Book Extracts product?

Match the NDC and lot number on your bottle or box to the recall. Don’t stop a prescription on your own — ask your pharmacist or doctor for a replacement first. Report side effects to FDA MedWatch.

How do I get alerts for new Open Book Extracts recalls?

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