A gel nail polish remover sold online has been recalled after federal testing detected two prohibited industrial chemicals in the product.
The FDA announced that the affected nail polish remover contained methylene chloride and chloroform, both banned from cosmetic use. Methylene chloride has been shown to cause cancer in animals and is considered harmful to human health. Federal regulations prohibit its use in cosmetics at any level.
Consumers are urged to stop using the product immediately. The FDA advises marking both the bottle and its outer packaging with the word “Recalled,” then disposing of the entire product in regular household waste according to local disposal rules. After discarding it, consumers should photograph the disposed product, ensuring the “Recalled” label is visible, and email the image to customer-service@morovan.com for verification and refund processing.
The recall covers approximately 4,000 units of Morovan Gel Nail Polish Remover. The product is packaged in a 15 ml turquoise square bottle with a white cap and matching green box. It was manufactured in China with a production date of February 7, 2024, and an expiration date of February 7, 2027.
No injuries have been reported. The product was sold exclusively on Amazon.com between August 2025 and January 2026.
Consumer contact: customer-service@morovan.com
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