You may already be wary of baby powder after recent studies corroborated claims (and more than 50,000 lawsuits) that Johnson & Johnson's talc-based baby powder caused ovarian cancer or mesothelioma. In June,

Dynacare brand baby powder that was distributed to a dozen states has been recalled over concerns of asbestos contamination, according to the FDA.

The Food and Drug Administration announced the recall of 62 cases of baby powder that could be contaminated with asbestos. The FDA said the Dynacare Baby Powder that was recalled has batch number B 051 and item number 4875. It came in 14oz. plastic bottles with expiration date 2026/12/28, found on the bottom of the bottle.

The FDA announced a recall of Dynacare Baby Powder—here's what to know.

A nationwide recall has been issued for hundreds of bottles of Dynacare baby powder due to potential asbestos contamination. The recall, which was announced Thursday, includes 62 cases of the baby powder produced by Dynarex Corporation.

Dynarex Corporation is recalling cases of baby powder due to potential contamination with asbestos. A batch of Dynacare Baby Powder, which was sold online on Amazon and directly delivered to distributors in several states,

Montvale-based Dynarex Corporation issued a recall on 62 cases of its baby powder due to asbestos contamination, according to the FDA. Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that is often found near talc and is an ingredient in many cosmetic products.