Perrigo infant formula recall: Affected products and where are they sold

Perrigo is facing a recall of their infant formula in the United States. This recall is much smaller in scope compared to the one that plagued the infant formula market a few years back and left parents scrambling as store shelves were depleted.

The company issued a voluntary recall after discovering that the formula’s Vitamin D level was above the maximum allowed. Though a health risk, most infants will not be impacted. However, for infants the FDA describes as “physiologically vulnerable infants (e.g., impaired renal function),” consuming Vitimin D at these levels could “result in health complications.”

“There have been no reports of adverse events to date attributed to the elevated levels of Vitamin D in the product subject to this recall, which was determined through routine testing,” reports the FDA.

Find the UPC below to check if you have purchased a recalled product.

The FDA has also said that these companies should check their stock inventory as the products may not have made it to store shelves.

Where were the products sold?

The recalled formula was sold at H-E-B Grocery and CVS in over a dozen states:

The company issued a voluntary recall after discovering that the formula’s Vitamin D level was above the maximum allowed. Though a health risk, most infants will not be impacted. However, for infants the FDA describes as “physiologically vulnerable infants (e.g., impaired renal function)” consuming VitiminD.