Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana recalls frozen unpasteur: Live vaccines in donor may cause illness. No labels or lot numbers provided.
Donor answered NO to question #32 "In the last 28 days, have you ever had a vaccine for measles, mumps or rubella?" It was later discovered that she had in fact received live vaccines for influenza, DTAP and MMR after delivery.
Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana is recalling frozen unpasteurized human milk in glass bottles because a donor received live vaccines after delivery, which could pose a health risk. This recall affects donors who may have been exposed to live vaccines.
The donor answered 'no' to a question about live vaccines but later admitted receiving live vaccines for influenza, DTAP, and MMR after delivery. Live vaccines can cause illness if the milk is consumed by infants who have not been vaccinated.
Mothers who received this frozen unpasteurized human milk from the bank. The risk is low as the donor had received live vaccines but the milk was not pasteurized.
This product is frozen unpasteurized human milk in glass bottles with no labeling or lot numbers. It was sold by Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana.
This product has no labeling or lot numbers, so you cannot identify it without checking the bottle.
The donor answered 'no' to a question about live vaccines but later admitted receiving live vaccines for influenza, DTAP, and MMR after delivery.
No, because live vaccines can cause illness in infants who have not been vaccinated.
This product is frozen unpasteurized human milk in glass bottles with no labeling or lot numbers.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0017-2015 — Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana Hello, I own a Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana that is covered by recall F-0017-2015 from Mothers' Milk Bank of Montana. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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