She has instructed solicitors to consider whether she could take legal action against the company. Another mother, Krista Temple, from Ohio in the US, said her six-year-old son's skin became "red and bumpy" after using the same sunscreen. She said it had taken "almost a week" for the reaction to die down. A spokesman for Banana Boat said it was speaking to the family "to receive all the necessary product information so the origin and source of the product purchased in Mexico can be verified". The spokesman said: "Consumers can rest assured that all Banana Boat sun care products are formulated to be safe and effective when used as directed by the product label." Several Banana Boat sun care products were voluntarily withdrawn, external from shelves in the US in 2012 by Energizer Holdings Inc due to a potential risk of the product igniting on the user's skin if it came into contact with a source of ignition before the product was completely dry.