National Vitamin recalls 100-count iron tablets due to mislabeled elemental iron content (65mg vs 36mg) on front panel. Consumers should check UPC 079854500325 and lot numbers 3KB01/3LB72.
National Vitamin is recalling Nature's Blend Ferrous Gluconate Tablets because they are mislabeled on the front panel with 65 mg of elemental iron. The side panel and the tablets inside the bottle have the correct label with 36mg of elemental iron per tablet.
National Vitamin is recalling 100-count ferrous gluconate tablets because the front panel incorrectly lists 65mg of elemental iron per tablet instead of the correct 36mg. This mislabeling could lead to unintended iron intake, but the recall doesn't pose a safety risk beyond potential overconsumption.
The front panel of the tablets shows 65mg of elemental iron per tablet, but the side panel and actual tablets contain 36mg. This mislabeling could cause consumers to take more iron than intended, potentially leading to iron overload if they follow the front panel label.
People who own the recalled tablets with UPC 079854500325 and lot numbers 3KB01 or 3LB72. Those with iron sensitivity or specific medical conditions may be at slightly higher risk from potential overconsumption.
Check for the UPC 079854500325 and lot numbers 3KB01 or 3LB72 on the front panel of the tablets. The correct elemental iron content is 36mg per tablet, as shown on the side panel and inside the bottle.
Look for the front panel label showing 65mg of elemental iron per tablet versus the correct 36mg on the side panel and inside the bottle.
National Vitamin is recalling the tablets because the front panel incorrectly lists 65mg of elemental iron per tablet instead of the correct 36mg, as shown on the side panel and inside the bottle.
The recall doesn't require immediate action beyond checking the label. If you have the recalled product, you can safely continue using it as the mislabeling doesn't pose a safety risk.
No, the recall is for mislabeling only. The tablets themselves are safe, but the mislabeling could lead to unintended overconsumption of iron if someone follows the incorrect front panel label.
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Subject: Recall F-2061-2014 — National Vitamin National Vitamin Hello, I own a National Vitamin that is covered by recall F-2061-2014 from National Vitamin. 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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