Nasal spray sold on Amazon recalled for infection risk after adverse reactions reported

Beekeeper’s Naturals is voluntarily recalling one lot of its Saline Nasal Spray. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration)

Beekeeper’s Naturals is voluntarily recalling one of its nasal sprays after reported testing found elevated levels of yeast and the possible presence of fungi or mold.

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, the recall applies to lot No. 5950. The product is a 1-ounce spray with an expiration date of February 2028 that was sold through Amazon between April 2 and 24 of this year.

According to the company, the affected product was produced by a third-party manufacturer and tested above acceptable microbiological limits.

“Due to a clerical error, this lot 5950 was mistakenly shipped to Amazon before testing results became available. Working with Amazon, we have already directly notified all purchasers of this lot 5950 of Beekeeper’s Naturals Saline Nasal Spray,” the recall notice noted.

The recall states that for people with weakened immune systems or lung diseases, there is a reasonable probability that use of the possibly contaminated product could cause serious and life-threatening infections.

Beekeeper’s Naturals reported that it has received four reports from customers regarding adverse reactions potentially related to the recalled product, including sinus congestion, irritation or infection.

About 585 units of the affected lot were reported to be distributed. The company said no other Beekeeper’s Naturals products are included in the recall.

Consumers who have the recalled product have been advised to stop using it and to contact the company at 888-759-6910 for a refund.

Beekeeper’s Naturals said it has taken immediate corrective action to identify and resolve the source of the concern.

Video shows deputies reviving woman after finding her without a pulse, face down in ocean

Video shows deputies reviving a woman after finding her face down in the ocean. (Volusia Sheriff's Office)

Volusia County, Fla.

Florida deputies are being praised for their actions in helping save the life of a woman who was found unresponsive in the ocean.

According to the Volusia Sheriff’s Office, deputies were flagged down last Saturday morning for a swimmer in distress in the ocean at New Smyrna Beach.

Deputy Gourley located the 68-year-old woman floating face down in the ocean, and he, along with another female beachgoer, were able to drag her to the shore.

Gourley and Deputy Manhart then immediately began CPR on the unidentified woman as she was found without a pulse.

They were able to revive her before more first responders arrived at the scene, with beach safety patrol continuing life-saving efforts and helping take the woman to an area hospital.

Authorities credited the alert beachgoers for helping them save the woman’s life after spotting her in distress.

Life-saving awards are expected to be presented to the deputies involved in the rescue for their actions, the Volusia Sheriff’s Office noted.

Heroic boy, 8, helps save grandfather after their kayak capsizes, drifts miles offshore

A heroic 8-year-old helped save his grandfather from drowning after their kayak capsized. (Barry Dock RNLI)

An 8-year-old boy is being praised for his heroic actions in helping save his grandfather from drowning after their kayak capsized.

Marley and his grandfather, David ‘Dai’ Jones, were said to be enjoying a vacation last month in Wales when they decided to take their kayak out onto the water.

However, their kayak ended up capsizing, and they found themselves unable to get back on board.

Jones then helped Marley back onto the kayak, but he was unable to climb back on himself.

The pair then reportedly drifted in powerful Bristol Channel currents, where Jones had to remain in the water holding onto the kayak.

“I was getting tired and cold, and there was a point where I wasn’t sure I’d make it. But I was trying to stay positive and keep calm for Marley because I didn’t want him to be frightened,” Jones shared in an interview.

Despite the situation, rescuers said Marley remained calm and used a cell phone that was stored in a waterproof pouch to contact his grandmother, who immediately called first responders.

Barry Dock RNLI’s lifeboat was launched to find Marley and Jones.

By the time the lifeboat arrived, rescuers said the pair had already drifted about 2.5 miles away from the shore in less than 30 minutes. The powerful tides and currents had carried them a considerable distance from where they entered the water.

Marley was found sitting on top of the kayak, while Jones was still in the water, appearing to be tired and cold, first responders said.

Although the weather was warm that day, sea temperatures were reported to be just above 50 degrees Fahrenheit.

The grandson and grandfather were taken in by rescuers and safely returned to shore.

“Marley and Dai did exactly the right things when they found themselves in difficulty. They were both wearing life jackets; they had a mobile phone in a waterproof pouch; they called for help when they realized they were unable to get safely back to shore, and they stayed with the kayak,” Andy, helm of the D-class inshore lifeboat, said.

A few days after the rescue, Marley, along with his father and Jones, was invited to visit Barry Dock RNLI Lifeboat Station to meet the volunteer crew involved in the rescue.

During the visit, Marley was presented with a special medal to recognize the “calmness, courage and maturity” he showed that day.

The crew also took Marley and his family on board the station’s all-weather lifeboats and gave them a tour of the station.

Red Lobster is giving away 25 years of endless shrimp. Here’s how to enter

FILE - Signage at a Red Lobster restaurant, May 20, 2024, in Lincolnwood, Ill. (AP Photo/Teresa Crawford)

A family favorite seafood restaurant is expanding one of its most popular promotions.

Red Lobster brought back its Endless Shrimp deal in April and says that, as the offer comes to an end, one fan can have it continue for the next 25 years.

“Endless just got truly endless. But only for one lucky person,” an Instagram post from the restaurant read this week.

Red Lobster took to social media to announce the “Endless Endless Shrimp Card,” a prize that would grant one winner a free Endless Shrimp meal once a month for 25 consecutive years.

According to the official rules shared, fans can enter by commenting on the restaurant’s Instagram or TikTok sweepstakes post and tagging a friend they’d like to visit Red Lobster with.

The restaurant said those interested can enter the sweepstakes through June 17.

Red Lobster has been battling financial issues over the years, but its new ownership has announced previous changes to the iconic chain, such as a menu overhaul with nine new items, including the return of hush puppies.

Video shows 4-month-old being thrown from SUV during high-speed chase; driver arrested

An ASP trooper said they attempted to stop the 2012 Toyota Highlander for a traffic violation. (Arkansas State Police)

Camden, Ark.

Arkansas authorities say a trooper was able to rescue a baby and three other children after the vehicle they were in crashed during a pursuit.

According to the Arkansas State Police, the trooper tried to pull over a Toyota Highlander for a traffic violation in Camden last month. However, the driver, identified as 28-year-old Tyrice Fletcher, refused to stop and the pursuit began.

Police said Fletcher drove faster than 100 mph as he left Camden’s city limits and continued driving south on Ouachita County Road 47.

The Arkansas State Police said that Fletcher swerved into oncoming traffic during the chase while they attempted to use tactical maneuvers but were unsuccessful in bringing the vehicle to a stop.

Fletcher ended up losing control around a curve, struck a light pole and flipped the SUV, with the vehicle landing underneath live electrical wires.

Arkansas authorities said the trooper was unaware of the children being in the vehicle until spotting a 4-month-old baby being ejected from the SUV following the crash.

The trooper can be seen in a dashcam video picking the baby up, who authorities noted was not wearing a seat belt, and rushing the child to his patrol vehicle.

Troopers at the scene also removed three other children from the vehicle, all under the age of 6 years old and reportedly unrestrained.

“I could not be more proud of the way our troopers performed their duties that day,” Troop F Captain Rick Neill said. “The suspect’s decisions placed four innocent victims in harm’s way. At any point during the pursuit, the suspect could have stopped. He refused.”

The children were taken to Ouachita County Medical Center and treated for minor injuries. The mother of the kids was notified and responded to the hospital.

Authorities said Fletcher was found to be a convicted felon. His charges from the pursuit include felony fleeing, possession of a defaced firearm, reckless driving, no driver’s license and four counts of endangering the welfare of a minor.

“We will continue to hold offenders accountable. When suspects have children in their vehicles, they should be punished accordingly,” Col. Mike Hagar said. “Troopers act as quickly as possible to protect the lives of innocent motorists by bringing these dangerous incidents to an end.”