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Lettuce & Cucumber Illness - Walmart, Jacksonville Florida

4 years ago •reported by user-myqzb593 • business

Walmart, Collins Road, Jacksonville, FL, USA

7075 Collins Road, Jacksonville, 32244 Florida, United States

I purchased lettuce cucumber onion and tomato to make a salad for dinner. I WASHED everything before I made my dinner. The lettuce and cucumber tasted funny so I did not finish my salad. In less than an hour I threw it all up and was up and down in the bathroom for the remainder of the night. I still have the lettuce and cucumber and I would love to have it tested. | Symptoms: Nausea, Diarrhea, Vomiting

#walmart #jacksonville #florida #unitedstates #lettuce #onion #salad #tomato

Consumer Review - Food Safety Walmart, Collins Road, Jacksonville, FL, USA I purchased lettuce cucumber onion and tomato to make a... photo #1
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