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Health Canada recalls counterfeit hand sanitizer found at Dollarama in Ontario

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coronavirus pandemic, saying the product has been determined to be counterfeit.In a recall notice issued on Sunday, Health Canada said a counterfeit version of Daily Shield hand sanitizer was found for sale at a Dollarama location in Thunder Bay, Ont.

Health Canada adds 5 hand sanitizers to recall list, cites potential health risk The agency said the recalled product was sold in a 250 mL container, has a lot number of 6942 and an expiry date of May 2023.“As the counterfeit version of Daily Shield hand sanitizer is unauthorized and made with an unknown formulation, it may not be effective at killing bacteria and viruses, and may pose serious risks to health,” the notice reads.The counterfeit product is also suspected to contain methanol,.

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