A face cream called Watier Age Control Supreme Sublime Advanced Rich Day Cream is being taken off the shelves across Canada. Health Canada says the cream has tiny germs (microbes) in it that could be harmful to some people.
⚠️ Why is the cream being recalled?
The cream does not meet safety rules because it has a germ called Lactobacillus pentosus in it. Even though this germ is sometimes used in food, it is not safe in skin creams.
🚫 What’s the problem?
The germ might cause skin problems, especially for people with cuts or sensitive skin. The risk is small, but it’s still better to be careful.
🧴 How to know if you have the recalled cream:
Check your cream’s details:
- UPC Code: 058655630646
- Lot Number: (L)23L1757
- Size: 50 mL
- Looks like: A glass bottle inside a cardboard box
- Made in: Canada
- Price: About $120 to $128
- Stores: Shoppers Drug Mart, Sephora, Amazon Canada
- Bought between: September 2024 and February 2025
If your cream matches this info, stop using it right away.
🧾 What should you do if you have it?
- Stop using the cream.
- Check the UPC code and lot number.
- Call Groupe Marcelle Inc. to ask for a refund.
- Tell Health Canada if you had any problems using the cream.
Reminder from Health Canada:
In Canada, it’s against the law to sell makeup or skin products that:
- Have harmful ingredients
- Are made in dirty places
- This is why it’s important to make sure all products are safe and clean.
Final Message
If you or someone you know uses this face cream, check the label. If it’s from the recalled batch, stop using it now. Even though the risk is low, it’s better to be safe.Stay safe and always check your skin care products!
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