Johnson & Johnson Recalls Neutrogena, Aveeno Sunscreens Over Chemical Concerns
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Consumers are being urged to stop using them immediately.
Johnson & Johnson issued a voluntary recall on Wednesday for five spray sunscreens made under the Neutrogena and Aveeno labels, saying it had found low levels of benzene in the products. The recall includes four Neutrogena aerosol sunscreens: Beach Defense, Cool Dry Sport, Invisible Daily and Ultra Sheer; and one Aveeno product: Protect + Refresh. The products were shipped nationwide and sold through a range of retail outlets. Consumers are being urged to stop using them immediately.
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