CHECK THE LABEL | The bubble bath was sold in the United States in the last two months.
PHILADELPHIA -- Babyganics has recalled some of its bubble bath products due to possible bacterial contamination.
The product to look out for is Babyganics 20 oz. chamomile verbena bubble bath with lot codes Y314 and Y315.The San Francisco-based company says the bacteria, Pluralibacter gergoviae, does not usually cause healthy populations to become sick, but may pose a risk to those who are immunocompromised or have broken or irritated skin .
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