Harvard Drug Group recalls Thera Tablets with Beta Carotene dietary supplements that have missing labeling on blister packs. This affects specific lot numbers and may lead to confusion about product information.
The firm received a complaint that the blister packets were missing labeling information on 12/16/2014, the firm investigated the labeling complaint and found that six 2 x 5 blister cards inside a carton was missing some or all of the product information on the back of the blister card.
Harvard Drug Group is recalling Thera Tablets with Beta Carotene dietary supplements because some blister packs lack labeling information. This could cause confusion about the product's contents and usage.
The blister packs for these supplements are missing labeling information on the back. This could lead to confusion about the product's contents and usage instructions.
People who purchased Thera Tablets with Beta Carotene dietary supplements from Harvard Drug Group. Those who have the specific lot number M-00953 are most at risk.
Check for the lot number M-00953 on the product packaging. The expiration date is June 2015, and the product is sold under UPC code 3 09040 53961 8.
Look for missing labeling information on the back of the blister card.
The lot number is M-00953.
The expiration date is June 2015.
Check for the lot number M-00953 on the product packaging. The expiration date is June 2015, and the product is sold under UPC code 3 09040 53961 8.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Harvard Drug Group to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0925-2015 — Harvard Drug Group Harvard Drug Group Hello, I own a Harvard Drug Group that is covered by recall F-0925-2015 from Harvard Drug Group. 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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