MediNatura Recalls One Lot of ReBoost Nasal Spray After Microbial Contamination Found
MediNatura New Mexico, Inc. has issued a voluntary nationwide recall of one lot of its ReBoost Nasal Spray after testing found microbial contamination—including yeast, mold, and a species identified as Achromobacter—at levels above the product’s specifications.
Why it matters
In its recall notice (posted by the FDA), the company warned there is a reasonable probability of serious adverse health consequences, including life-threatening infections, particularly for people who are immunocompromised. As of the FDA posting, no adverse events had been reported.
Which product is being recalled
This recall applies to one specific lot of ReBoost Nasal Spray. If you have this product at home, check the package details carefully:
Product: ReBoost Nasal Spray (homeopathic nasal spray)
Size: 20 mL (0.68 fl oz)
Lot number: 224268
Expiration: 12/2027 (December 2027)
NDC: 62795-4005-9
UPC: 787647 10186 3
Packaging: 20 mL bottle inside a white and yellow carton
According to the FDA-posted announcement, the product was distributed nationwide through retail and online sales (including the company’s website).
What consumers should do right now
If you have the recalled lot:
Stop using it immediately.
Return it to where you bought it (if purchased at a retailer).
If you purchased it directly from MediNatura, contact the company to arrange a refund:
Email: recall@medinatura.com
Phone: 800-621-7644
If you believe you’ve had a health issue that could be related, contact a healthcare provider.
How to report a problem
The FDA encourages consumers to report adverse reactions or quality issues through MedWatch, the FDA’s safety reporting program (online, by mail, or by fax). Click here for the recall report from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
