Global Widget recalls 1000mg CBD Pain Freeze bottles with subpotent menthol (less than 4% label claim). Affected units have specific UPC and lot numbers. No remedy provided in official notice.
Subpotent drug: The potency of the active (menthol) was less than the label claim of 4%.
Global Widget is recalling CBD Pain Freeze products that contain less menthol than labeled. This means the product may not provide the expected pain relief benefits. The recall affects specific batches with known UPC and lot numbers.
The product contains less menthol than claimed on the label (less than 4% instead of 4%). This means the product may not provide the intended pain relief benefits. The hazard is a labeling issue rather than a safety risk.
People who purchased the Hemp Bombs CBD Pain Freeze (menthol 4%) 1000mg, 4 oz bottles from Global Widget. Those most at risk are users expecting the product to work as advertised.
Check for the UPC code 8-40078-56612-7 and lot numbers 220365 (expiring Oct 2024) or 230090 (expiring Feb 2025) on the product label.
Look for the UPC code 8-40078-56612-7 and lot numbers 220365 or 230090 on the product label.
The product contains less menthol than labeled (subpotent), meaning it may not provide the expected pain relief benefits.
The official notice does not provide a remedy. Check the product label for the UPC code and lot numbers to confirm if it's affected.
No safety risks are described. The recall is for product potency issues, not safety hazards.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Global Widget to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall D-0616-2024 — Global Widget Global Widget Hello, I own a Global Widget that is covered by recall D-0616-2024 from Global Widget. 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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