Optiwize Health recalls OptiWize Collagen Plus bottles due to manganese levels below labeled quantities. Consumers should check for white bottles with black lids.
The firm initiated a voluntary recall after NSF testing showed that labeled ingredient quantities did not align with analytical test results, manganese level was below label quantity.
Optiwize Health is recalling its OptiWize Collagen Plus 320-count bottles because testing showed manganese levels were below what the label claims. This could mean the product doesn't contain enough manganese as advertised, but it's not a safety hazard for consumers.
The recall is based on NSF testing showing that the actual manganese levels in the product were lower than what the label states. This discrepancy means the product may not contain the full amount of manganese advertised, but it does not pose a safety risk to consumers.
Anyone who purchased the OptiWize Collagen Plus 320-count bottles with white bottles and black lids. People using the product for nutritional purposes may be affected if they rely on the labeled manganese content.
Check for white bottles with black lids. The product code is OHB25230. This recall applies to the 320-count bottle size.
Look for white bottles with black lids and the product code OHB25230 to confirm if your item is affected.
Optiwize Health initiated a voluntary recall after NSF testing showed that the actual manganese levels were below what the label claims.
No, this recall is about the product not containing enough manganese as labeled, but it does not pose a safety risk to consumers.
Check if your bottle is white with a black lid and has the product code OHB25230. If it is, you can safely continue using it as there is no safety hazard.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Optiwize to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall H-0442-2026 — Optiwize Optiwize Hello, I own a Optiwize that is covered by recall H-0442-2026 from Optiwize. 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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