Iowa Select Herbs LLC recalls Blood Root supplements due to misbranding and being unapproved dietary supplements. Consumers should check product labels for lot number 30746.
Pursuant to a consent decree for injunctive relief the recalling firm was ordered to recall all products because they are misbranded, unapproved new drugs and adulterated dietary supplements.
Iowa Select Herbs is recalling Blood Root supplements because they are misbranded and unapproved as dietary supplements. This means the product may not be safe or legally compliant, and consumers should stop using it.
The Blood Root product is misbranded and unapproved as a dietary supplement. This means it may not be safe or legally compliant, potentially causing health risks if used without proper approval.
Anyone who purchased Blood Root supplements from Iowa Select Herbs LLC. People using these products for medicinal purposes are at higher risk due to potential health hazards.
Check for the product name 'Blood Root (Sanguinaria canadenix)' and the lot number 30746 on the label. The product was sold online at www.iowaselectherbs.com and expires May 2019.
Look for the lot number 30746 and expiration date of May 2019 on the Blood Root supplement label.
The product is misbranded and unapproved as a dietary supplement, which may pose health risks.
No, the product is unapproved and misbranded, so it may not be safe for consumption.
Check for the lot number 30746 and expiration date of May 2019 on the Blood Root supplement label.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Iowa Select Herbs to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1150-2016 — Iowa Select Herbs Iowa Select Herbs Hello, I own a Iowa Select Herbs that is covered by recall F-1150-2016 from Iowa Select Herbs. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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