FDA recalls Supercore Gold Hard Steel Plus Liquid bottles due to undeclared acetaminophen and sildenafil. Products marketed without FDA approval may pose health risks.
Marketed without an approved NDA/ANDA: FDA analysis found products to be tainted with undeclared acetaminophen and sildenafil.
Supercore is recalling Gold Hard Steel Plus Liquid bottles because they were sold without FDA approval and contain undeclared acetaminophen and sildenafil. This could lead to health risks if used without proper regulatory oversight.
The products were marketed without FDA approval and contain undeclared acetaminophen and sildenafil. These substances can cause health risks when used without proper regulatory oversight, potentially leading to adverse effects.
Anyone who owns or uses these specific Gold Hard Steel Plus Liquid bottles. People with health conditions requiring careful medication management may be at higher risk.
Check for Gold Hard Steel Plus Liquid bottles with a 2 FL OZ size and UPC 787188873199. All lots are affected.
Immediately stop using the recalled Gold Hard Steel Plus Liquid bottles as they contain undeclared substances.
No, these products were marketed without FDA approval and contain undeclared acetaminophen and sildenafil, which can pose health risks.
Look for Gold Hard Steel Plus Liquid bottles with a 2 FL OZ size and UPC 787188873199; all lots are affected.
Immediately stop using it and contact Supercore for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Supercore to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall D-0004-2025 — Supercore Supercore Hello, I own a Supercore that is covered by recall D-0004-2025 from Supercore. 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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