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Kimberly-Clark recalled about 1,400 cases of Kotex tampons, because plastic pipes that may be contaminated with bacteria that can cause dangerous infections, a representative of Dallas company said on Monday. The recall applies strattera dosage to a limited set of natural balance Kotex Security Tampons Regular odor absorption widespread Walmart, Fry's and Smith's stores in eight states. They were sold in 18-by-number and 36 boxes with numbers in SKU 15063 and 15068. Swabs were withdrawn after company tests found bacteria Enterobacter sakazakii, which can cause health problems, including vaginal infections, urinary tract infections, pelvic inflammatory disease or other potentially life-threatening threateninginfections. Women with existing health problems, including cancer, HIV infection or a weakened immune system prone to higher risk. Kimberly-Clark has not received reports of illness associated with products, said Bob Mark, a spokesman for the company. One plastic tube was found that the contaminated microbes that caused the actions of the company, the brand said MSNBC. com. Plastic pipes are supplied with tampons are made to Kimberly-Clark third party that refused to name brand. "This is our responsible," he said. Nearly all recalled product was recovered and the shelves, the brand said. Products were shipped between October 29 and November 2. They went to Walmart stores in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, New Mexico and Texas, in some stores Fry's in Arizona, and in some shops Smith in Utah and Arizona. List specific lots recalled, press

1-800-335-6839. Anyone who uses the products and experience unusual vaginal discharge, headache, rash, fever, vomiting and abdominal pain should seek medical advice. No other product does not depend on the completeness of Kotex and tampons natural balance of security that do not contain lists the SKU number or a lot safer to use, the report said the company. .