The Federal Drug Administration has slapped Evenflo with a warning after the breast pump maker allegedly failed to report that its pumps shocked users. The FDA has received 37 complaints about Evenflo pumps, including three from moms who said the pumps shocked them.
The Wall Street Journal reports:
The Food and Drug Administration said baby-products maker Evenflo Co. failed to properly investigate some complaints involving women who reported receiving electrical shocks while using the company's breast pumps. In an Aug. 25 warning letter released by the agency Tuesday, the FDA said it found manufacturing violations at two Ohio plants that make pumps used by women to express breast milk. The breast pumps are sold nationwide under the "Comfort Select" brand name.
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