Now Foods recalls Protocol for Life Balance Phosphatidyl Serine 300mg softgels due to label misstatement about phosphatidyl serine content. Consumers should check UPC 707359123922 and lot numbers for affected batches.
Amount of Phosphatidyl Serine in product is less than stated on the label
Now Foods is recalling a specific batch of Protocol for Life Balance Phosphatidyl Serine 300mg softgels because the actual phosphatidyl serine content is less than what's listed on the label. This could mean consumers are getting less of the supplement than advertised, but it doesn't pose a health risk beyond that.
The product contains less phosphatidyl serine than labeled, meaning consumers may receive a lower dose than intended. This is a labeling issue, not a safety hazard that could cause injury or illness.
People who purchased the Protocol for Life Balance Phosphatidyl Serine 300mg softgels with UPC 707359123922 or lot numbers 3309194, 3316624, 3309243, or 3316650 are affected. Those most at risk are individuals relying on the supplement for specific health reasons.
Check for the UPC 707359123922 on the product label. Affected batches include lot numbers 3309194 (best by 08/2025), 3316624 (best by 09/2025), 3309243 (best by 08/2025), and 3316650 (best by 09/2025).
Look for the UPC 707359123922 and lot numbers 3309194, 3316624, 3309243, or 3316650 on the product.
Yes, the product is safe but contains less phosphatidyl serine than labeled. It does not pose a health risk beyond the labeling discrepancy.
Check the product label for the UPC and lot numbers to see if it's affected. If it is, you may want to contact Now Foods for further guidance.
No, the hazard is a labeling issue with phosphatidyl serine content, not a safety risk that could cause injury.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Now Foods to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-0859-2024 — Now Foods Now Foods Hello, I own a Now Foods that is covered by recall F-0859-2024 from Now Foods. 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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