Lucas' Papaw Ointment recall

Several batches of Lucas' Papaw Ointment have been urgently recalled by Australia's medicines regulator due to microbial contamination.

- 00822E27, 15g, Expiry May 2025 - 00822E26, 15g, Expiry May 2025 - 00822E25, 15g, Expiry May 2025

Lucas' Papaw Remedies is recalling several batches of Lucas' Papaw Ointment (AUST L 13397) due to microbial contamination. The affected products come in 15 ...

Digital journalist for ACM's regional titles. Digital journalist for ACM's regional titles. If you have a container of Lucas' Papaw Ointment, check its batch number.

Lucas' Papaw Remedies is recalling several batches of Lucas' Papaw Ointment due to contamination. Sold in chemists and supermarkets Australia wide, ...

- Lucas' Pawpaw Ointment 15g (Batch: 00822E26.Expiry May 2025) - Lucas' Pawpaw Ointment 15g (Batch: 00822E25.Expiry May 2025) "These moulds and bacteria pose minimal risk to the general population.

Lucas' Papaw Remedies is recalling several batches of its popular papaw ointment due to potential microbial contamination.

Lucas’ Papaw Ointment is a topical ointment used to help treat minor skin wounds, skin dryness and chafing. “These moulds and bacteria pose minimal risk to the general population,” the TGA said. Users of a popular papaw ointment have been urged to immediately check their products, as Lucas’ Papaw Remedies recalls several batches due to contamination.

Some products of a popular ointment brand used for dry skin and to treat wounds are being recalled due to contamination.

Lucas’ Papaw Remedies is recalling several batches of Lucas’ Papaw Ointment due to contamination. Several batches of the ointment are being recalled due to microbial contamination. Some products of a popular ointment brand used for dry skin and to treat wounds are being recalled due to contamination.