Consumers who purchased Coppertone aerosol spray sunscreen products this year should check out the recall notice on the FDA's website for the full list of recalled products, including identifying details. Bayer, meanwhile, announced its own recall over benzene a few days after Coppertone. According to the announcement, Bayer issued the recall as "as precautionary measure," likewise noting that the benzene levels in these products aren't likely to cause health problems. The recall covers all lots of Tinactin and Lotrimin AF sprays that start with certain lot numbers. If you own one of these products and its lot numbers start with "TN," "CV," or "NAA," you should stop using it and request a refund. The recalled products were sold over-the-counter and include things like athlete's foot powder spray, foot deodorant powder spray, and jock itch spray.