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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued an alert about Johnson’s Baby Powder, Lot #22318RB, warning consumers that a sample from the lot “was found to contain chrysotile fibers, a type of asbestos.”
According to the announcement, “On October 18, 2019, Johnson & Johnson voluntarily recalled this product, and consumers who have this lot of baby powder should stop using it.”
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The FDA went on to say that the test results came as part of a survey of some 50 cosmetic products for asbestos begun by the agency in 2018.
“As part of the same survey of cosmetic products, a Johnson’s Baby Powder sample from a different lot tested negative for asbestos. That sample came from Lot #00918RA,” the FDA said in a statement.
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