Dangerous bacteria found in two Deep Heat batches across Australia

Two batches of Deep Heat 100g contain dangerous bacteria. These bacteria can seriously harm people with weak immune systems.

Why it mattersPeople with weak immune systems face serious risk from the recalled batches.

AustraliaAll Australians who purchased Deep Heat Extra Strength in these batches need to check their product immediately and stop using it.

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Dangerous bacteria found in two Deep Heat batches across Australia

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PFAS 'forever chemicals' found in Australian rainwater for first time

Perth family crowdfunds $25,000 to join son in US cancer treatment

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