Benzene Found in Neutrogena Aerosol Sunscreen Products

Johnson & Johnson Recalls Neutrogena Aerosol Sunscreen Products After Benzene Is Found

Litigation has been filed against Johnson & Johnson after the discovery of benzene in their Neutrogena aerosol sunscreen products. A study by the pharmaceutical testing lab, Valisure, has revealed high concentrations of benzene in many sunscreen products.

Recently, plaintiffs petitioned the United States Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation asking for the creation of a multidistrict litigation docket in connection with their claims.

Benzene is a chemical categorized as a category 1 carcinogen by the World Health Organization. It is a known carcinogen and is linked to blood cancers. There is strong evidence linking Benzene to the DNA damage that results in cancer.

Benzene was detected in each of the following different types of Neutrogena sunscreen:

Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Weightless Sunscreen Spray, SPF 100+
Neutrogena Beach Defense Oil-Free Body Sunscreen Spray, SPF 100+
Neutrogena Beach Defense Spray Body Sunscreen SPF 50
Neutrogena Beach Defense CoolDry Sport Water-Resistant Sunscreen Spray SPF 70
Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Body Mist Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 45
Neutrogena CoolDry Sport Water-Resistant Sunscreen Spray SPF 50.

Have You Been Diagnosed with Cancer after using a Neutrogena Aerosol Sunscreen?

If you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed with cancer or other adverse medical effects after using the above-listed Neutrogena products, contact Moll Law Group for immediate assistance.

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