New Delhi, July 17 -- Over 67,000 cases of Power Stick deodorants are being pulled off shelves nationwide after the FDA flagged serious manufacturing problems. A.P. Deauville, the company behind the products, started the recall on July 10 because of violations in factory safety rules, known as "cGMP deviations."

While the FDA hasn't detailed exact risks, such issues can mean contamination, unapproved ingredients, or poor quality control.

The recalled roll-ons were sold at Walmart, Dollar Tree, and Amazon, putting shoppers across the U.S. at potential risk. If you've bought any Power Stick deodorant recently, stop using it immediately and check if your lot number matches the recall list.

The recall targets three specific Power Stick var...