PHOENIX — A recall on several marijuana products in Arizona has been lifted after testing found them to be free of contaminants and safe to consume.
The Arizona Department of Health Services announced this week it was lifting a previous recall of products that may have been contaminated by salmonella and aspergillus.
The recalled marijuana products were Caps Frozen Lemon, Twisted Lemonz, Cherry Punch, and Ghost Train Haze.
"If you purchased these products, ADHS is issuing this update to ensure patients know these products are free of the contaminants," the health department wrote in a statement.
No illnesses associated with these products have been reported yet to the health department.
ADHS said the facility manufacturing these products has taken immediate action to remove any products from shelves that may be contaminated.
Symptoms of ingesting salmonella include fever, diarrhea, and stomach cramps. Symptoms of having an allergic reaction to aspergillus, a type of fungus, can range from cold-like symptoms to chest pains.
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