Product recall: Be careful! Dangerous cream discovered in drugstores

Product recall: Be careful! Dangerous cream discovered in drugstores

In an urgent product recall, the drugstore chains BIPA and Müller warn of dangerous microbial contamination in the CD Soft Creme Wasserlilie. Lornamead GmbH, the German manufacturer, today ordered the return of certain batches of this cream in 300 milliliter jars. A possible health risk that could trigger allergic reactions was reported by several media outlets, including 5 Minutes, which drew attention to the situation and appealed to consumers to stop using the cream.

Details about the recall

The cream in question was sold in BIPA and Müller branches between October 2024 and the beginning of February 2025, i.e. over several months. The exact lot numbers being recalled are: 24291, 281035, 24292, 28104, 24293, 281041, 24294, 281041, 24295, 281041, 24324, 281169, 24325, 281169, 24351 and 281169. Fortunately, other batches of this cream are not affected, according to information from Kosmo and 5 Minutes. Customers are asked to return the products to stores, where they will receive a full refund - even without presenting a receipt.

For consumers who do not wish to return the product, there is the option of disposing of the product with household waste. Alternatively, Lornamead offers to request a replacement for the contaminated cream via email to verbraucherservice@lornamead.de. It is expressly emphasized that the health and safety of consumers is the top priority and the manufacturer is taking all measures to ensure that such incidents are not repeated.