Neilmed recalls NasoGel nasal spray with specific UPC codes due to stability failure causing bioburden. Consumers should check their product labels for the listed codes and contact Neilmed for details.
Due to nasal spray stability failure for bioburden.
Neilmed is recalling NasoGel nasal spray for dry noses because it may have stability issues that could lead to bioburden. This means the product might not stay safe or effective over time, potentially causing health risks.
The nasal spray may have stability issues that cause bioburden, which refers to harmful microorganisms. This could lead to the product becoming unsafe or less effective over time, especially for people with dry nasal passages.
People who own or use the NasoGel nasal spray with the listed UPC codes and SKUs are affected. Those with dry nasal passages from climate or indoor heat are most at risk.
Check the product label for the UPC code 00705928045309 and SKUs like GSP30-2R-48-ENU-USL or GSP30-0R-96-ENU-USL. The product is sold in various international versions with specific lot numbers.
Look for the UPC code 00705928045309 and SKUs listed in the recall notice.
Neilmed is recalling NasoGel for dry noses due to stability failure that could cause bioburden.
Bioburden refers to harmful microorganisms that could be present in the product due to stability issues.
Check the product label for UPC code 00705928045309 and SKUs like GSP30-2R-48-ENU-USL or GSP30-0R-96-ENU-USL.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Neilmed to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1105-2025 — Neilmed Neilmed Hello, I own a Neilmed that is covered by recall Z-1105-2025 from Neilmed. 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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