Triad Alcohol Wipes And Pads Recalled For Bacterial Infections That Can Lead To Death
As discussed in a previous post, Triad Alcohol Wipes produced by Triad Group and H&P Industries, Inc. have been linked to a bacterial infection called Bacillus cereus. The FDA found Bacillus cereus in the plant where the alcohol pads are manufactured.
The bacterial infection can cause brain damage in infants and claim their ability to walk, talk and eat. The FDA has received multiple reports of infection, illness and death associated with the use of the Triad pads and wipes.
Dangerous and defective drugs and medical products are responsible for many injuries and deaths nationwide. Our profession calls this area of law products liability. Consulting an attorney experienced in handling these matters is usually easy. Most lawyers will provide a complimentary initial consultation to evaluate a claim or case and let the person know if they can help.
This consumer protection information is provided by Louisville, Kentucky attorney Will Nefzger, a partner at Bahe Cook Cantley & Nefzger PLC.
