If you've recently grabbed a quick snack or sandwich from CVS, you might want to check your fridge as soon as possible.

CVS has recalled a number of food products due to a potential listeria contamination, undeclared allergens, and other health concerns.

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The products that are being recalled date back to being sold as early as April 2025.  A CVS source told news outlets that they worked closely with the FDA to conduct 350-day tests on all products.

"In addition, we have a robust product testing program and conduct an average of 350 tests a day to help ensure the safety, efficacy, performance, and compliance of our store brand products." [CVS source]

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Listeria can be incredibly dangerous, especially for expecting mothers, elderly people, and anyone with a compromised immune system.  If you bought any pre-made food items from CVS lately—specifically sandwiches or snacks—take a hard look at the packaging.  See anything funky?  Toss it.  Don't use it.  CVS is warning customers to discontinue use of the affected products.

Here are a few of the product details you're looking for in your fridge:

Mauna Loa Dark Chocolate Covered Macadamias Nuts, 6oz

Mauna Loa Dark Chocolate Covered Macadamias, 4 oz

Unisom SleepMinis

Tost Cantina Traditional

• Recall date: 04/01/2025
• UPC: 2840052848
• Guaranteed fresh date, May 20, 2025
• Reason for recall: Voluntary recall due to undeclared milk.

There are a ton more products you should be aware of.  Find the full list of all the recalled products from CVS here.  Aldi is in the same boat with a couple recalls right now, too.

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Recalls like this happen way more than you think, so it's always smart to check recall sites before you buy anything.  Whether it's food or over-the-counter meds, always check expiration dates.  You never want to put your life in jeopardy!