Hands are called on bacteria that can cause blood rot

Four brands of soap and leather products are called by the manufacturer after discovering the possibility of contamination with bacteria that can cause infections, and even lead to blood rot in people who suffer from immunosuppressants, according to ads from FDA and Dermarite industries.

Products, Dermoklin, Klifom, Dermasara, Bergein, CEPECIA in FDA A press release), although the health agency did not indicate how soap pollution occurred.

FDA and DerMarite Industries also did not stipulate the sale of soap and leather products, although online lists indicate that soap is often purchased by companies and institutions for use in public facilities. It is not clear how popular the products in material retail stores as the normal consumer may buy them for use at home, although they are available in online retailers like Amazon. Dermarit nor the Food and Drug Administration immediately answered the questions on Monday.

Description of the FDA Products have been called:

• Dermakleen It is an OTC healthcare soap with OTC with vitamin E indicates hand washing to reduce bacteria on the skin.
• Dermasarra It is an otc external residence that is referred to as a temporary relief of itching associated with simple skin irritation due to: dry skin, insect bites, detergents, sunburn.
• Clevam It is the OTC anti -foam soap with aloe vera referred to to reduce the hands to reduce bacteria on the skin after changing diapers, after helping sick people, or before contacting a person under medical care or treatment.
• Perigiene It is the OTC antiseptic cleaner for use in the perineum.

“In healthy individuals with simple skin lesions, the use of the product will likely lead to local infections, while infection is more likely that the infection is prevalent in the bloodstream, which leads to a threat of life,” the company said in a statement. Posted online. “Until now, Dermarite has not received any reports on negative events related to this summons.”

Consumers who believe that they suffer from problems after using these products are encouraged to contact their doctors. Many numbers and expiration dates for the products that were called Dermarit:

Consumers who have questions about the summons to call Mary Goldberg are encouraged at DerMARITE Industries on 973-569-9000 x104, from Monday to Friday, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm East time, according to the company’s press statement. The company can also access the email: (Email protected).