The use of benzocaine in teething gels has been linked to methemolobinemia, which, although rare, can reduce the amount of oxygen in an infant’s blood stream and even cause death, the FDA said. https://t.co/cxJLNsBxeO https://t.co/nfNC5naZq0

The use of benzocaine in teething gels has been linked to methemolobinemia, which, although rare, can reduce the amount of oxygen in an infant’s blood stream and even cause death, the FDA said. https://t.co/cxJLNsBxeO pic.twitter.com/nfNC5naZq0

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