Summary
ByHeart, a baby nutrition company, has recalled two batches of its infant formula following an FDA investigation into infant botulism cases. While there is no confirmed link between the formula and the illnesses, ByHeart is taking cautious steps to ensure safety. The recall affects specific batches and consumers can get free replacements.
Key Facts
- ByHeart recalled two batches of its Whole Nutrition Infant Formula.
- The recall is a precaution after the FDA's investigation into 83 infant botulism cases.
- No ByHeart products have tested positive for contamination.
- The affected batches have specific codes and use-by dates for identification.
- Infant botulism is serious but rare, and no direct link to formula has been found.
- Parents are advised to watch for symptoms like constipation and weak cry and seek medical help if needed.
- Consumers with recalled formula should stop using it and can get replacements.
- ByHeart is working with the FDA and retailers to manage the recall.
