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Celsius Energy Drink Recall Alert: Accidental Alcohol in Silver-Top Blue Razz Cans – FDA Warning for FL, NY, OH, VA, WI, SC

Celsius Energy Drink Recall Alert: Accidental Alcohol in Silver-Top Blue Razz Cans – FDA Warning for FL, NY, OH, VA, WI, SC Key Takeaways Alcohol in Energy Drinks : Select Celsius Astro Vibe cans contain vodka seltzer due to a packaging error . Identification : Affected cans have silver lids (not black) and specific lot codes laser-etched on the bottom . States Impacted : Products shipped to Florida, Michigan, New York, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Virginia, Wisconsin . No Reported Harm : Zero illnesses or injuries confirmed as of July 31, 2025 . Refunds Available : Contact  consumerrelations@highnoonvodka.com  for reimbursement . The Assembly Line Shuffle Machines hum. Conveyor belts rattle. A packaging supplier shipped empty  Celsius  cans to High Noon’s facility. Vodka seltzer flowed into those cans. Labels stayed put. No one noticed. The factory kept moving . States in the Crosshairs Twelve-packs landed in eight states. Distributors in Florida, Michigan, New Y...

Ozark Trail Recall: 850K Walmart Water Bottles Cause Vision Loss

  Key Takeaways Urgent recall : Walmart recalled 850,000 Ozark Trail water bottles due to lids forcefully ejecting upon opening . Severe injuries reported : Two people suffered permanent vision loss, and a third sustained injuries from lids hitting their eyes/face . Specific cause : Lids eject when bottles stored perishable beverages (milk, juice) or carbonated drinks over time, building internal pressure . Refund process : Consumers should immediately stop using the bottles and return them to any Walmart store for a full refund . Identification : Recalled bottles are 64-oz, silver with black screw caps, Ozark Trail logo, and model #83-662 (on packaging only) . What Happened with the Ozark Trail Water Bottle Recall? So yeah, Walmart announced this massive recall on July 10, 2025, right. They pulled around 850,000 units of their Ozark Trail 64-ounce stainless steel water bottles off the market. The reason? Those bottles had lids that could literally shoot off like a rocket when you ...