Moralowen Recalls Allegedly Defective Iristar Minoxidil Spray Bottles Over Child Poisoning Risk

A recall has been issued for Iristar Minoxidil Spray Bottles after safety officials determined the product does not comply with federal child-resistant packaging requirements.

The spray bottles contain 5% minoxidil, an ingredient that must be sold in packaging that meets the standards outlined in the Poison Prevention Packaging Act. According to regulators, the recalled packaging is not child-resistant, increasing the risk of serious injury or death if the contents are swallowed.

The recall involves Iristar Minoxidil Spray Bottles marketed for hair and beard growth and formulated with 5% minoxidil and biotin.

The product was sold on Amazon by Moralowen.

Contact Us for Legal Help Involving Dangerous Products that Affect Children

Poison control centers in the United States handle more than 2 million exposure cases each year, many involving young children. A large number of these incidents happen inside the home and involve everyday consumer products.

A spray bottle that a child can open without resistance creates a clear and avoidable danger. Products with dangerous chemicals or ingredients should always be secured in child-resistant packaging.

When a common household item causes serious injuries or death to a child, the family is left devastated and wondering what to do next. The Ammons Law Firm offers help to families affected by defective products. Our attorneys are experienced in holding manufacturers accountable when unsafe recalled products put people, especially children, at risk.

Contact us today for a free consultation to discuss your case and understand your legal options.