Revive Personal Products recalls Cool Mint antiseptic rinse due to incorrect labeling and bar code errors. Check for wrong active ingredients listed on back label.
Labeling; Label mix-up and Wrong Bar Code; back label incorrectly states active ingredient as Peppermint Oil and Sage Oil and has the wrong UPC
Revive Personal Products is recalling their Cool Mint Healthy Breath Antiseptic Rinse because the label incorrectly lists peppermint oil and sage oil as active ingredients. This mix-up could lead to confusion about what's actually in the product.
The back label incorrectly states the active ingredients as peppermint oil and sage oil, but the product was manufactured for Revive Personal Products. This mix-up could cause users to think they're getting a different product than what's actually in the bottle.
People who own or use the Cool Mint Healthy Breath Antiseptic Rinse with the specific UPC code 714132000714 and lot number 3640A (expiring December 2022) are affected. Those using the product for dental care are most at risk due to potential ingredient confusion.
Check for the UPC code 714132000714 and lot number 3640A on the label. The product was manufactured in Madison, NJ and expires December 2022.
Look for the UPC code 714132000714 and lot number 3640A on the back label.
The recall is for labeling errors, not safety risks. The product is safe but the label mix-up could cause confusion about active ingredients.
Check for the UPC code 714132000714 and lot number 3640A on the back label. The product was manufactured in Madison, NJ and expires December 2022.
The recall doesn't require immediate action. Check the label details and contact Revive Personal Products if you have concerns.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Revive Personal Products to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall D-0751-2022 — Revive Personal Products Revive Personal Products Hello, I own a Revive Personal Products that is covered by recall D-0751-2022 from Revive Personal Products. 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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