A popular line of hand soaps made by DermaRite has been recalled for an alarming reason.

They could potentially contain the very thing they're supposed to prevent: Bacteria.

ABC News reports that on Aug. 27, DermaRite issued a recall for 16 of their products due to the fact that the impacted products are potentially contaminated with Burkholderia cepacia, a type of bacteria that can cause serious or life-threatening infections.

Recalled products include:

4-N-1 no-rinse wash creams

DermaCerin moisturizing creams

DermaFungal antifungal creams

DermaKleen antiseptic lotion soaps

DermaMed skin protectants

DermaSarra external analgesics

Gel Rite instant gel hand sanitizers and Hand E Foam foaming hand sanitizers

KleenFoam antimicrobial foam soaps

Lantiseptic skin protectants

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