Baby formula sold at CVS recalled in Rhode Island. Here's why, and when it was sold

A baby formula sold in Rhode Island CVS stores has been recalled, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced.

A CVS-branded infant formula produced by Perrigo Company was recalled for high levels of vitamin D, the FDA said.

The agency said there haven't been any reported adverse effects to the formula so far, but the company decided to recall the product after testing revealed the high vitamin D levels.

The recall alert said the high vitamin D levels could cause health complications in "physiologically vulnerable" infants, such as those with impaired renal function.

Here's what to know about the recall.

Which baby formula is recalled?

Baby formula manufactured by Perrigo Company and sold with CVS branding at Rhode Island stores beginning in February are part of the FDA recall.

The FDA said parents who may have purchased the formula should look for the lot code and "use by" dates on the formula. The recalled formula has lot code T11LMYC and a use by date of Nov. 11, 2025.

The recalled formula is labeled "infant premium" and has iron milk-based powder.

Parents with concerns should contact their health care provider, the FDA said.

Where was the recalled baby formula sold?

The recalled baby formula was shipped to CVS stores in 12 states , including Rhode Island. Specific stores that sold the formula were not listed.

Approximately 16,500 cans of formula are part of the recall, the FDA said.

This article originally appeared on Cape Cod Times: Baby formula sold at CVS recalled in Rhode Island. Here's why, and when it was sold