Pharmatech LLC recalls Rugby Poly Vitamin Liquid (50ml) due to incorrect lot/exp dates on packaging. Consumers should check labels for mismatched information.
Packaging label does not match individual product labeling. Outside packaging may have incorrect Lot/Exp and product identity.
Pharmatech LLC is recalling Rugby Poly Vitamin Liquid (50ml) because the packaging labels don't match the actual product. This could lead to confusion about expiration dates and product identity, though it doesn't pose a direct safety risk.
The packaging may show incorrect lot numbers or expiration dates compared to the actual product. This could cause confusion about when the product expires or what it contains, but it doesn't cause physical harm.
Anyone who purchased Rugby Poly Vitamin Liquid (50ml) with UPC 05368-45080 from Pharmatech LLC. Those most at risk are consumers who rely on accurate labeling for expiration dates.
Check the packaging for lot number 20701407 and expiration date. The product has UPC 05368-45080. If the label doesn't match the product's actual details, it's part of the recall.
Compare the packaging label to the product's actual details to confirm it matches the recall criteria.
No, this recall is about labeling accuracy, not safety. The product itself is safe but may have incorrect expiration dates on the label.
Look for the UPC 05368-45080 and lot number 20701407 on the packaging. If the label doesn't match the product's actual details, it's part of the recall.
No, the recall doesn't require stopping use. You can continue using it but should check the label for accuracy.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Pharmate:ch to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-2405-2015 — Pharmate:ch Pharmate:ch Hello, I own a Pharmate:ch that is covered by recall F-2405-2015 from Pharmate:ch. 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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