OHIO HEALTH MOTHER MILK BANK recalls 3 oz and 6 oz donor milk bottles with inaccurate temperature readings from pasteurization machines. These bottles may not be safe for infants.
Inaccurate temperature reading from a thermometer on one pasteurization machine
OHIO HEALTH MOTHER MILK BANK is recalling certain human donor milk bottles due to inaccurate temperature readings from a pasteurization machine. This could mean the milk is not properly pasteurized and may pose a risk to infants.
The pasteurization machine used to process the milk had an inaccurate thermometer, which could lead to improper pasteurization. This might result in the milk not being safe for infants.
Infants who consume the recalled donor milk bottles are at risk. The recall affects specific batches of 3 oz and 6 oz plastic bottles.
Check for 3 oz bottles with batch numbers starting with 015637-3 to 015968-1 and 6 oz bottles with batch numbers starting with 015635-2 to 015968-1. The bottles have specific expiration dates listed in the recall.
Look for batch numbers on the bottle label starting with 015637-3 to 015968-1 for the 3 oz and 6 oz bottles.
The pasteurization machine used to process the milk had an inaccurate thermometer, which could lead to improper pasteurization.
Check the batch number on the bottle label. Recalled bottles have batch numbers starting with 015637-3 to 015968-1 for both 3 oz and 6 oz sizes.
Check the batch number on the bottle label. If it matches the recalled batch numbers, contact OHIO HEALTH MOTHER MILK BANK for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send OHIO HEALTH MOTHER MILK BANK to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0386-2025 — OHIO HEALTH MOTHER MILK BANK OHIO HEALTH MOTHER MILK BANK Hello, I own a OHIO HEALTH MOTHER MILK BANK that is covered by recall H-0386-2025 from OHIO HEALTH MOTHER MILK BANK. 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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