# Major Recall Alert: Pro-Line Lacquer Thinner, Rexall Methyl Hydrate, and Other Products Recalled Due to Non-Compliant Child-Resistant Packaging
A significant recall has been announced regarding certain **Pro-Line and Rexall chemical products**. The affected items include Pro-Line Lacquer Thinner (3.78 L and 946 mL), Pro-Line Methyl Hydrate (3.78 L), Pro-Line Paint Thinner (3.78 L and 946 mL), and Rexall Methyl Hydrate / Methanol (3.78 L). These products fail to meet the **child-resistant packaging requirements** as outlined by the *Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations, 2001*, under the *Canada Consumer Product Safety Act*. The non-compliance raises concerns about potential unintended exposure, which can lead to severe illness or injury.
To date, as of **March 30, 2026**, no incidents or injuries have been reported in Canada. However, consumers are urged to take immediate precautions to prevent accidents.
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## Why This Recall is Important
The core issue lies in the **lack of child-resistant packaging**, a mandatory safety measure for consumer chemical products. Without this feature, children may accidentally access hazardous contents, leading to potentially serious health risks, such as:
- Chemical poisoning if ingested
- Respiratory or skin irritation upon exposure
- Serious injury from improper handling
Given the toxic nature of these products, it’s critical for households to ensure their chemicals are securely stored and comply with safety standards. This recall serves as an important reminder to evaluate any potentially harmful substances in your home or workspace.
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### Details of the Recall
Here’s what you need to know about the recalled products:
#### Affected Products
- **Pro-Line Lacquer Thinner (3.78 L and 946 mL)**
- **Pro-Line Methyl Hydrate (3.78 L)**
- **Pro-Line Paint Thinner (3.78 L and 946 mL)**
- **Rexall Methyl Hydrate / Methanol (3.78 L)**
#### Reason for Recall
The above chemical products **do not meet child-resistant packaging requirements** as per regulations under the *Canada Consumer Product Safety Act*. This leads to potential risks of unintentional exposure, particularly for young children, which could result in severe illness or injury.
#### Reporting and Incidents
- **No reported injuries or incidents in Canada** as of March 30, 2026.
#### Date Announced
This product recall notice was officially released on **March 18, 2026**.
For more information, consumers can refer to the [official Health Canada recall notice](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/rexall-and-pro-line-chemical-products-recalled-due-lack-child-resistant-packaging).
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### What You Should Do
If you have one of these recalled products in your home, follow these steps immediately:
1. **Stop Use**: Discontinue using any of the affected products right away.
2. **Secure Storage**: Store the products out of reach of children while awaiting next steps.
3. **Contact the Company**: Reach out to the product manufacturer or seller for details about refund or replacement.
4. **Dispose Safely**: If instructed, dispose of the product according to local hazardous waste guidelines to minimize environmental or health risks.
Remember, your safety and the safety of those in your household come first. Don’t hesitate to take action if these products are in your possession.
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For further updates regarding this recall or detailed product information, visit the [official source here](https://recalls-rappels.canada.ca/en/alert-recall/rexall-and-pro-line-chemical-products-recalled-due-lack-child-resistant-packaging).
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Protect your loved ones by being proactive. Follow the guidelines above to address this chemical product recall safely and swiftly.