The Maine Office of Cannabis Policy expanded on Thursday its mandatory recall in October for a brand of cannabis vape cartridge products.

The products tested for unsafe levels of the pesticide chlorfenapyr, the office said, which can lead to fever, sweating, nausea, vomiting and an “altered mental status” if inhaled.

The October recall applied to Yani 0.5-gram and 1-gram live resin vape cartridges, produced by NorCo Outdoor Cannabis, under the strain name Watermelon Chimera sold at 21 stores.

On Thursday, the office expanded its recall of the product to include the strain names Apple & Bananas, Cherry Tartufo and Lemon Cherry Pie, and five additional stores.

The recalled Watermelon Chimera strain was sold between July 10 and Oct. 16 under the batch number 1A40D0300006145000011115.

The recalled Apples & Bananas strain was sold between April 15 and Oct. 23 under the batch number 1A40D0300005B69000000896.

The Cherry Tartufo strain was sold between July 1 and Oct. 23 under batch number 1A40D0300006145000011114.

The Lemon Cherry Pie strain was sold between Mar. 10 and Oct. 10 under the batch number 1A40D0300005B69000000715.

Consumers are advised to either return the product to the retailer they purchased it from or dispose of it.