PureLife Naturals recalls 90-count immunity capsules that contain gluten despite labeling as wheat-free. Consumers with gluten allergies may face health risks. Check product codes for affected lots.
Labels indicate "no wheat" "no gluten" and the products contain gluten and wheat or a wheat related allergen.
PureLife Naturals is recalling 90-count immunity capsules that contain gluten and wheat-related allergens, even though they label themselves as wheat-free. This poses a risk for people with gluten allergies who might experience adverse reactions.
The products are labeled as gluten-free and wheat-free but contain gluten or wheat-related allergens. This can cause health issues for individuals with gluten allergies, such as digestive problems or allergic reactions.
People with gluten allergies or wheat sensitivities are at risk from these products. Those who purchased the recalled bottles from stores or online are likely affected.
Check for the product code 17515, UPC 631257175151, or specific lots listed in the recall notice. The bottles have an expiration date of 8/2015 or 10/2015.
Look for the product code 17515, UPC 631257175151, or specific lots listed in the recall notice.
Yes, the products contain gluten and wheat-related allergens despite labeling as wheat-free.
Affected lots include 49413, 50854, 50897, 51417, 52531, and 53635 with specific expiration dates.
Check the product code 17515, UPC 631257175151, or the specific lots listed in the recall notice.
We’ve drafted a message you can send PureLife Naturals to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1946-2015 — PureLife Naturals PureLife Naturals Hello, I own a PureLife Naturals that is covered by recall F-1946-2015 from PureLife Naturals. 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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