Blistex Inc recalled Odor-Eaters Spray Powder due to benzene contamination, the FDA said on Nov. 17, 2021. The voluntary Class I recall affects products distributed in the USA, Canada and Korea.
How to tell if you have it
- Odor-Eaters Spray Powder, Tolnaftate 1% Antifungal
- 4 oz. aerosol cans (UPC 0 41388 0041 2)
- 5.3 oz. aerosol cans (UPC 0 41388 00411 2)
- Lot #: D19K22, D19K23, D19M24, D19M25, D19M26, D19M27 (Exp. Date 12/21); D20C01, D20C02, D20C03, D20C04 (Exp. Date 3/22); D20F08, D20F09 (Exp. Date 6/22); LD20H10, D20H11 (Exp. Date 8/22); D20K13, D20K14 (Exp. Date 10/22); D21B01 (Exp. Date 2/23); D21D03 (Exp. Date 4/23); D21E04, D21F04 (Exp. Date 5/23); D21F05 (Exp. Date 6/23); D21G01, D21G02 (Exp. Date 7/23); D21H03, D21H04, D21H05 (Exp. Date 8/23)
- Lot #: D19M27, D19M28, D19M29, D19M30 (Exp. Date 12/21); D20E05, D20E06, D20E07 (Exp. Date 5/22); D20M15, D20M16 (Exp. Date 12/22); D21B02 (Exp. Date 2/23)
The hazard
The recall is due to chemical contamination involving the presence of benzene in the product.
Context
GovInfoNow's records show other recent recalls of similar products include Owen Biosciences Night Lotion Recall (2026-03-03), Sandra Lee MD Acne Spot Treatment Recall (2026-03-03), and Owen Biosciences Recalls Acne Lotion with Benzene Contamination (2026-03-03).