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Target recalled Up & Up baby wipes after FDA testing found dangerous bacteria. If you or your child needed a doctor for a rash, infection or more serious illness, you may be entitled to compensation. Find out in under 60 seconds — free and confidential.
In June 2026, Target recalled its Up & Up Fragrance Free and Fresh Cucumber Scented baby wipes. FDA testing found Burkholderia bacteria in the wipes — germs that can cause serious and even life-threatening infections.
These wipes are used every day on newborns and young children, and by adults too. The risk is highest for babies and for anyone with a weakened immune system. Before the recall, Target had already received reports of skin irritation, eye irritation, and infections.
If you or someone in your family developed a rash or infection after using these wipes, you may have a claim.
You may qualify if the wipes were used between November 2025 and June 2026 and a doctor treated the rash or infection that followed.
Claims are also being reviewed for more serious harm: an ER or urgent care visit, a hospital or NICU stay, sepsis, pneumonia, a positive lab test for Burkholderia, or lasting damage such as scarring.
Mild irritation that never needed a doctor's visit does not qualify.
There is **NO upfront cost** to pursue your claim. Legal consultations are **100% free** — you only pay if you win.
Answer a few quick questions. If your answers match, an attorney reviews your case and contacts you to talk about next steps.
You will need proof that you bought the wipes. A receipt, a card or bank statement, or your Target Circle or Target.com order history all work — even from months ago.
You can file for yourself, or as a parent or legal guardian on behalf of a child. There are no upfront costs and no fees unless you win.