Johnson and Johnson Recalls All Listerine Agent Cool Blue Mouthwash

Johnson and Johnson has made a voluntary recall of all bottles of Listerine Agent Cool Blue mouthwash. The mouthwash was designed to lightly tint plaque blue to teach children to brush better. The recall is due to extensive research determining that the preservative system is not sufficient to kill all microorganisms. This could cause serious health issues, especially in those with already weak immune systems. No known illnesses have been reported from the use of this product.

Listerine Agent Cool Blue has been on the market for less than a year and comes in Glacier Mint and Bubble Blast flavors. The bottles say Agent Cool Blue on the top of the label with the picture of a cartoon character below. Consumers can obtain a refund of the suggested retail price by using the information that is located below. To obtain a refund you must have the UPC code ready from the bottle.

You should discontinue use and all remaining Listerine Cool Blue mouthwash should be properly disposed of. If your child has been using this product the risk for health concerns is low unless your child does have a weakened or suppressed immune system. If you have any concerns than you should contact your child's health care professional for further information.

To obtain a refund you should call 1-888-222-0249 and remember to have your UPC code from the Agent Cool Blue ready. You can also go to the website noted below to print off a refund form and mail it to the address listed below with the label. No other Listerine products are being recalled. The address is:

Agent Cool Blue Refund
P.O. Box 3247
Lancaster, Pensylvania 17604

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Sources:
Agent Cool Blue website