Nationwide Eye Drop Recall by a California Company Involving Millions of Containers
LA Testing urges comprehensive testing of raw materials, production environments, and finished products to protect consumers and brand reputation.
Huntington Beach, California, July 15, 2026
A voluntary recall involving more than 3.1 million bottles of over-the-counter (OTC) eye drops was initiated earlier this year by a California-based private label eye care product provider due to a “lack of assurance of sterility” for products distributed nationwide under numerous store-brand labels.
The affected products include artificial tears, dry eye relief drops, redness relievers, and lubricating eye drops sold at major retailers. The FDA classified the.......[Read More]
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Hidden Hazards: Legacy Caulking Materials May Still Pose PCB Exposure Risks in California
LA Testing highlights ongoing health concerns from polychlorinated biphenyls in older structures.
Huntington Beach, California, July 13, 2026
LA Testing is raising awareness about the continued risk of polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) exposure from legacy building materials, particularly caulking used in structures built or renovated between the 1950s and late 1970s.
Although PCBs were banned in the United States in 1979 due to their toxicity and persistence in the environment, these chemicals remain present in many older buildings. One often-overlooked source is caulk and sealants, which were commonly manufactured.......[Read More]
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California-Based Company Recalls Ice Cream Products Due to Undeclared Allergens
LA Testing highlights the importance of allergen labeling and food safety compliance.
Huntington Beach, California, July 3, 2026
A Northern California food manufacturer initiated a voluntary recall earlier this year involving dozens of ice cream products distributed through its retail locations. The recalled items were sold in consumer-sized packaging without proper ingredient labeling, posing a potential risk to individuals with food allergies. According to the recall notice, individuals with allergies or severe sensitivities to milk, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, soy, or wheat could face serious or potentially.......[Read More]
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California Heats Up: Rising Temperatures Increase Legionella Risk Across the Golden State
Why testing cooling towers and water systems is critical for public health, and how LA Testing delivers fast, accurate results.
Huntington Beach, California, June 30, 2026
As temperatures rise across California in June, public health experts are urging building owners, facility managers, and institutions to address a serious but often overlooked threat: Legionella bacteria. LA Testing, California’s premier Legionella laboratory and provider of sampling supplies and easy-to-use test kits, is highlighting the increased risks tied to warmer weather and low water usage. Legionella, which causes Legionnaires’ disease and Pontiac fever, thrives.......[Read More]
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California Office Buildings Should Reevaluate Ventilation as Summer Temperatures Rise
LA Testing highlights HVAC performance and indoor air quality strategies to boost productivity and well-being.
Huntington Beach, California, June 24, 2026
As summer temperatures climb, office buildings across California face increased strain on HVAC systems. While cooling is often the priority, ventilation and indoor air quality (IAQ) are just as critical. LA Testing, a leading indoor environmental quality laboratory and provider of sampling supplies, test kits, building inspection tools, and air monitoring instruments, emphasizes the need to reassess ventilation strategies to protect occupant health and enhance productivity. Higher outdoor.......[Read More]
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Summer Break Offers California Schools the Ideal Opportunity to Test for Mold and Indoor Contaminants
LA Testing offers laboratory services, sampling supplies, and monitoring instruments to help school districts ensure healthy learning environments before students return to classrooms.
Huntington Beach, California, June 22, 2026
As schools across California begin summer break, facility managers and maintenance teams have an ideal opportunity to evaluate indoor environmental quality before students and staff return in the fall.
During the school year, busy classrooms, offices, and common areas can make thorough inspections challenging. Summer break provides time for districts to conduct detailed assessments, address maintenance concerns, and identify hidden issues that could affect indoor air.......[Read More]
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Summer Heat and Indoor Air Quality: Hidden Risks in California Homes and Workplaces
LA Testing offers solutions to detect accelerated mold growth, chemical emissions, and ventilation problems caused by higher temperatures and humidity.
Huntington Beach, California, June 18, 2026
With summer approaching and temperatures rising across the country, concerns about heat often focus on outdoor conditions. However, indoor environments can also be affected during warmer months. According to LA Testing, California’s premier indoor environmental quality and industrial hygiene testing laboratory, elevated temperatures and humidity can worsen indoor air quality in homes, offices, schools, and other buildings. Warm, moist conditions can accelerate mold growth, increase.......[Read More]
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California Populations That May Face Greater Health Risks from Wildfire Smoke
LA Testing provides air and surface testing laboratory services, sampling supplies, and monitoring instruments to help identify wildfire smoke exposure and property damage.
Huntington Beach, California, June 16, 2026
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has highlighted several populations that may face increased health risks from exposure to wildfire smoke. According to the agency, the potential health effects from fine particle pollution in wildfire smoke can vary throughout a person’s lifetime, making certain groups especially vulnerable. The EPA identifies the following populations as being at higher risk:
People with respiratory diseases – Individuals with conditions such.......[Read More]
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