Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp recalls SPICE (JWH-018) CC443 for research use only labeling. Affected lots D1906 and D1939.
Corrections are being made to the device labeling regarding its intended use, to include a statement clarifying it is for research purposes only.
Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp is recalling SPICE (JWH- 018) CC443 products because their labeling needs correction to clarify it's for research use only. This recall doesn't involve safety risks but ensures proper use.
The product is intended for research use only. Without clear labeling, it could be misused by non-researchers, which might lead to improper handling. However, this is a labeling correction, not a safety hazard.
Researchers or students who purchased SPICE (JWH-018) CC443 from Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp. Those most at risk are people using the product outside of research settings.
Check for SPICE (JWH-018) CC443 products with lot numbers D1906 or D1939. These were sold by Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp.
Verify the product label states it is for research use only. If not, it may be affected.
No, this is a labeling correction for research use only. It does not pose a safety risk.
Check the product label for research use only. If it's not labeled that way, contact Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp.
The recall is for labeling correction only. There are no safety risks associated with this product.
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Subject: Recall Z-1701-2020 — Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp Hello, I own a Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp that is covered by recall Z-1701-2020 from Carolina Liquid Chemistries Corp. 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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