Keystone Industries recalls PureLife topical anesthetic gel (benzoic 20%) due to defective containers that may leak. Affected products have incomplete seals and expired by 04/2029.
Defective container:may contain bottles with incomplete seals
Keystone Industries has recalled PureLife topical anesthetic gel (benzoic 20%) because some containers have incomplete seals that could leak. This poses a risk of exposure to the active ingredient, which may cause skin irritation or other reactions.
The gel's container may have incomplete seals, allowing the product to leak. This could lead to skin irritation or contact with the active ingredient (benzoic acid) if the gel comes into contact with skin.
People who own or use PureLife topical anesthetic gel with incomplete container seals. Those with sensitive skin or allergies to benzoic acid are at higher risk.
Check for the product name 'PureLife Topical Anesthetic Gel, Benzoic 20%, 1 oz (30mL), Strawberry Flavor'. Look for the NDC code 68987-001-30 or batch number BNZ-001921. Products were manufactured for PureLife LLC in Carson, CA and expire by 04/2029.
Inspect the container for incomplete seals, which may cause leakage.
Yes, if the container seal is intact, the product is safe to use as the hazard only affects containers with incomplete seals.
Look for the product name 'PureLife Topical Anesthetic Gel, Benzoic 20%, 1 oz (30mL), Strawberry Flavor' with NDC 68987-001-30 or batch number BNZ-001921.
Check the container seal; if incomplete, stop using it and contact the manufacturer for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send PureLife to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall D-0605-2026 — PureLife PureLife Hello, I own a PureLife that is covered by recall D-0605-2026 from PureLife. 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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