The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is recalling more than 150,000 bottles of water due to Coliform bacteria, which are "considered indicators of fecal contamination and, thus, pathogenic enteric bacteria.

Thousands of bottles of water have been recalled across West Virginia, Maryland, and Virginia, as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration cites bacteria contamination. The recall specifically mentions Berkeley Springs Water Purified and Berkeley Springs Water Distilled in 1- and 5-gallon bottles, according to a report from Health.

More than 150,000 bottles of a water brand were recalled over a bacteria risk, the Food and Drug Administration announced. Berkeley Club Beverages recalled 151,397 bottles of its Berkeley Springs Water Purified and Berkeley Springs Water Distilled drinking water sold in one gallon and five gallon plastic containers with six gallons in one case and one individual five gallon distributed in West Virginia,

More than 150,000 bottles of water have been recalled across three states due to the presence of coliforms, according to an FDA notice.

While many of us have a reusable water bottle or two on hand, it's likely you still reach for a plastic water bottle from time to time. If you happen to have one in your refrigerator, you may want to check the label as thousands of bottles of water have been recalled in West Virginia,

More than 150,000 bottles of water have been recalled in three U.S. states over concerns of bacteria contamination. The bottles recalled were specifically Berkeley Springs Water Purified and Berkeley Springs Water Distilled in 1- and 5-gallon bottles,