Nature's Script recalls CBD roll-on pain relief with menthol under 4% potency. This may not provide intended relief. Check product details to see if affected.
Subpotent drug: The potency of the active (menthol) was less than the label claim of 4%.
Nature's Script is recalling CBD roll-on pain relief products because the menthol content is less than the labeled 4%. This means the product may not work as intended for pain relief.
The product contains less menthol than labeled (less than 4%). This means it may not provide the intended pain relief benefits. The issue is with the drug potency, not a physical hazard like fire or injury.
People who bought the Nature's Script CBD Cryotherapy Pain Relief Roll-on (menthol 4%) 200mg, 1 oz bottles with lot numbers 230090 or 230346 are affected. Those using the product for pain relief are most at risk of not getting the intended effect.
Check for the product name 'Nature's Script CBD Cryotherapy Pain Relief Roll on (menthol 4%) 200mg, 1 oz bottles'. Look for lot numbers 230090 (expires Feb 2025) or 230346 (expires Aug 2025).
Look for lot numbers 230090 or 230346 on the product label.
No, the product is not dangerous but may not work as intended due to lower menthol potency.
Check for lot numbers 230090 (expires Feb 2025) or 230346 (expires Aug 2025) on the product label.
The recall does not require immediate action, but you can check if the product is affected by looking at the lot number.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Nature's Script to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall D-0614-2024 — Nature's Script Nature's Script Hello, I own a Nature's Script that is covered by recall D-0614-2024 from Nature's Script. 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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