Additional Banana Boat Sun Care Products Recalled Due to Fire Risk — recall 48418
Health Canada Consumer Product Safety · Canada · 2012-11-26
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Reported risk: Energizer Personal Care has expanded its recall of continuous spray sun care products (see list below) in Canada because there is a possibility that these sunscreens could ignite on the skin if the consumer comes into contact with an open flame or spark before the spray has completely dried. One such case has been reported in Canada and four in the U.S. Consumers should also be aware that other spray sun care products may pose similar risks and as such, they should not use any continuous spray sun care products in the presence of a flame or spark, or, while smoking.
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