Accupac recalls Native Fluoride Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth due to potential incorrect labeling as fluoride-free instead of with fluoride. This may lead to improper use for sensitive teeth. Consumers should check labels and contact Accupac for details.
Labeling: Not Elsewhere Classified; the primary label (tube) may be incorrectly labeled as Fluoride-Free instead of With Fluoride
Accupac is recalling Native Fluoride Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth because the tube label might incorrectly say 'Fluoride-Free' instead of 'With Fluoride'. This could mean users aren't getting the fluoride they need for sensitive teeth.
The toothpaste tube may be incorrectly labeled as 'Fluoride-Free' when it actually contains fluoride. This could lead to users not getting the fluoride they need for sensitive teeth, potentially affecting dental health.
People who own or use this toothpaste, especially those with sensitive teeth who rely on fluoride for protection. Those who have the toothpaste labeled as 'Fluoride-Free' instead of 'With Fluoride' are most at risk.
Check the tube label for 'Fluoride-Free' instead of 'With Fluoride'. The product has a net weight of 4.1 oz. and was distributed by Accupac in San Francisco, CA. Lot numbers include 0317M107 (expires Oct 2022) and 1075M107 (expires Feb 2023).
Look for the label saying 'Fluoride-Free' instead of 'With Fluoride' on the tube.
The toothpaste is safe to use if the label correctly says 'With Fluoride'. If it says 'Fluoride-Free', it may not provide the needed fluoride for sensitive teeth.
Check the tube label for 'Fluoride-Free' instead of 'With Fluoride'. The product has a net weight of 4.1 oz. and was distributed by Accupac in San Francisco, CA with specific lot numbers.
Check the label to see if it says 'Fluoride-Free' instead of 'With Fluoride'. If so, contact Accupac for details on what to do next.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Accupac to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall D-0598-2021 — Accupac Accupac Hello, I own a Accupac that is covered by recall D-0598-2021 from Accupac. 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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