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Summitt Labs is notifying its distributors and customers by email, phone, and personal visits to ensure the return of all recalled product. Consumers, distributors and retailers that have Kore Organic Watermelon CBD Oil Lot #730 Batch #K018, which is being recalled, should stop using the product.
Any consumer with Lot #730 Batch #K018 in their possession are urged to contact Summitt Labs by phone at (833) 810-5673 Monday-Friday 8a.m. to 5p.m. EST, or through the website at http://www.Koreorganic.com. Any consumer with Lot #730 Batch #K018 should return this product to the place of purchase for a full monetary refund. If that is denied, please contact Summitt Labs at the above number for refund information and any other information regarding this recall. Consumers should contact their physician or healthcare provider if they have experienced any problems that may be related to taking or using this drug product. Media with any questions about this recall should contact Christopher Cardamone, Esq. at (813) 842-7266 Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 5p.m. EST.
| Product Name/Product size | NDC Number | Product Code | Batch Number | Expiration Date | First Ship Date | Last Ship Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dexmedetomidine HCl in 0.9% Sodium Chloride Injection, 200 mcg / 50 mL (4 mcg / mL), 50 mL fill in a 50 mL vial |
63323-671-50 | 671050 | 6121853 | 05/2021 | 06/03/2019 | 12/04/2019 |
| 6122207 | 06/2021 | 03/12/2020 | 04/08/2020 |
Fresenius Kabi is notifying its distributors and customers by letter and asking customers and distributors to check their stock immediately and to quarantine and discontinue the use and distribution of any affected product.
Distributors should notify their customers and direct them to quarantine and discontinue distributing or dispensing any affected lots, and to return the product to Fresenius Kabi. The recall letter and response form are available at https://www.fresenius- kabi.com/us/pharmaceutical-product-updatesExternal Link Disclaimer.
Customers with questions regarding this recall may contact Fresenius Kabi at 1-866-716- 2459 Monday through Friday, during the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Central Time. Consumers should contact their physician or health care provider if they have experienced any problems that may be related to taking or using this drug product.
Human Consumption (MHR Brands)
Tasty Drops – Berry Tincture, 1oz/300mg
FG003175
Tasty Drops – Berry Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003137 FG003174, FG003197, FG0057
Tasty Drops – Berry Tincture, 1oz/1500mg
FG003141, FG003202, FG003296
Tasty Drops – Natural Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003138, FG003248
Tasty Drops – Natural Tincture, 1oz/1500mg
FG003142, FG003247
Tasty Drops – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/300mg
FG003167
Tasty Drops – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003139, FG003166, FG003191, FG003225, FG003253, FG003263
Tasty Drops – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/1000mg
FG003095
Tasty Drops – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/1500mg
FG003143, FG003180, FG003201, FG003224, FG003262
Tasty Drops – Vanilla Tincture, 1oz/300mg
FG003126
Tasty Drops – Vanilla Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003140, FG003182, FG003246
Tasty Drops – Vanilla Tincture, 1oz/1500mg
FG003144, FG003249
Made by Hemp – French Vanilla Tincture, 1oz/1000mg
FG003107
Made by Hemp – Mojito Lime Tincture, 1oz/1000mg
FG003110
Made by Hemp – Strawberry Crème Tincture, 1oz/1000mg
FG003109
Pet Consumption (MHR Brands)
Tasty Drops – Cat Tincture 1oz/200mg
FG003156, FG003325
Tasty Drops – Dog Tincture 1oz/200mg
FG003157, FG003286, FG003324
Purfurred – Dog Tincture, 1oz/200mg
FG003188
Made by Hemp – Cat Tincture, 1oz/200mg
FG003178
Made by Hemp – Dog Tincture, 1oz/200mg
FG003179
Human Consumption (White Label)
A Clean Choice – French Vanilla Tincture, 1oz/1000mg
FG003106
A Clean Choice – Strawberry Creme Tincture, 1oz/1000mg
FG003108
A Clean Choice – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003113
BC Hemp Co LLC – Berry Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003312
BC Hemp Co LLC – Natural Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003171, FG003183, FG003316
BC Hemp Co LLC – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003315
BC Hemp Co LLC – Berry Tincture, 1oz/1000mg
FG003164
BC Hemp Co LLC – Natural Tincture, 1oz/1000mg
FG003318
Goodness Gurus – Berry Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003236
Goodness Gurus – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003234
Goodness Gurus – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/1000mg
FG003238
Goodness Gurus – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/1500mg
FG003237
Herbzeedy LLC – Natural Tincture, 1oz/500mg
FG003122, FG003123
Herbzeedy LLC – Natural Tincture, 1oz/1500mg
FG003121
Javan Anti Aging – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/300mg
FG003283
Pathway to Wellness – Natural Tincture, 1000mg/30ml
FG003151
The Spiffy Piff – Berry Tincture, 1oz/300mg
FG003277
The Spiffy Piff – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/300mg
FG003276
Recovery ReLeaf – Vanilla Tincture, 1oz/1000mg
FG003133
Acadia Farms – Canadian Maple Tincture, 1oz/300mg
FG003181
Acadia Farms – Spearmint Tincture, 1oz/300mg
FG003177
Pet Consumption (White Label)
Herbal Renewals – Cat Tincture, 1oz/200mg
FG003213
Herbal Renewals – Pet Blend, 1oz/200mg
FG003223, FG003310
Barkley Bistro – Dog Tincture, 1oz/200mg
FG003145
A Clean Choice – Cat Tincture, 1oz/200mg
FG003117
A Clean Choice – Cat Tincture, 500mg/1oz.
FG003118
A Clean Choice – Dog Tincture, 1oz/200mg
FG003116
A Clean Choice – Dog Tincture, 500mg/1oz.
FG003115
BC Hemp Co LLC – Pet Tincture, 1oz/200mg
FG003165
Boost IV Hydration, LLC – Dog Tincture, 1oz/200mg
FG003270
Acadia Farms – Pet Blend, 1oz/200mg
FG003176
How the company learned of this situation: The Company was recently advised by the Florida Department of Health of the presence of elevated heavy metals (lead) in some of its products. In response to this information, the Company undertook an investigation and determined that the issue related to graduated droppers provided by a third-party packaging supplier.
Exposure to lead could present physical signs and symptoms including, pain, paresthesia/muscle weakness, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, poor appetite, weight loss, symptoms associated with encephalitis, metallic taste in the mouth, shock, hemolysis or kidney damage.
In response and in conjunction with the regulatory authorities, the Company:
Prior to notifying customers of this recall, MHR Brands had not received any reports of adverse health effects regarding the recalled products. Consumers should contact their physician or healthcare provider if they experience any symptoms that may be related to using the products being recalled. Consumers should observe pets and contact their veterinarian as signs and symptoms of lead exposure in pets may be similar to those in humans.
Immediately examine your inventory and quarantine product subject to this recall. In addition, if you may have further distributed this product, please identify your customers and notify them at once of this product recall. Your notification to your customers should include a copy of this recall notification letter.
Product Disposition: Return the product to the Company or destruction.
This recall should be carried out to the consumer level. Your assistance is appreciated and necessary to complete this recall.
MHR distributes nationally directly to consumers thorough internet sales and is currently notifying all customers about the ongoing recall directly. The Company also manufactures for other marketers and is notifying those customer of this issue and the identified LOTS urging return of the product to the Company or place of purchase for a free replacement or to contact MHR Brands at 844-300-5673 Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm (EST) or by email at recall@mhrbrands.com.
| Product | Item UPC | Batch | Best By Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hostess Raspberry Zingers (Multi-Pack fresh) | 888109110604 | H061224000 | 08/26/2020 |
| H061324000 | 08/27/2020 | ||
| H061424000 | 08/28/2020 | ||
| H061524000 | 08/29/2020 | ||
| Hostess Raspberry Zingers (Multi-Pack frozen) | 888109110604 | H061524000 | |
| Hostess Raspberry Zingers (Single-Serve fresh) | 888109010089 | H061224000 | 08/26/2020 |
| H061324000 | 08/27/2020 | ||
| H061424000 | 08/28/2020 | ||
| Hostess Raspberry Zingers (Single-Serve frozen) | 888109010089 | H061424000 | |
| H061524000 | |||
| Hostess Raspberry Zingers (Single-Serve grocery 3 count) | 888109010089 | H061224000 | 8/26/2020 |
The products were sold to mass merchandisers, grocery stores, distributors, dollar and discount stores, and convenience stores throughout the United States.
Consumers who have purchased the affected product are urged to discontinue consumption and contact the place of purchase about returning them for a full refund.
This recall does not affect any other Hostess Brands products.
Consumers with questions may contact 1-800-483-7253 Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Central Time.
Hostess Brands, LLC
Hostess Brands, LLC is headquartered in Lenexa, Kansas and operates bakeries in Emporia, Kansas, Chicago, Illinois, Columbus, Georgia, Indianapolis, Indiana and through its Voortman Cookies Limited subsidiary, Burlington, Ontario.
For more information about Hostess products and Hostess Brands, please visit hostesscakes.com. Follow Hostess on Twitter: @Hostess_Snacks; on Facebook: facebook.com/Hostess; on Instagram: Hostess_Snacks; and on Pinterest: pinterest.com/hostesscakes.
| U.S. Model Numbers | EU Model Numbers | Rest of World Model Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| TV-AB2080-J, TV-AB2380-J, TV-AB2680-J, TV-AB2980-J, TV-AB3480-J |
TV-AB2080-I, TV-AB2380-I, TV-AB2680-I, TV-AB2980-I, TV-AB3480-I |
TV-AB2080-J, TV-AB2380-J, TV-AB2680-J, TV-AB2980-J, TV-AB3480-J, TV-AB2080-I, TV-AB2380-I, TV-AB2680-I, TV-AB2980-I, TV-AB3480-I |
In addition to new information as to the root cause of leaks, the May 2020 correction notice also contained information regarding the incidence of aneurysm related complications and the lack of long-term sequelae following underfilling of the polymer rings caused by a polymer leak.
The lifetime present rates of systemic clinical harms are tabulated below. These rates are based on voluntary complaint reporting and units sold, which may underestimate the true rate on a per-patient basis and contain less information than would be typical of an analysis from a clinical trial, as such some data are incomplete. The May 2020 analysis uses a different methodology than was previously used in the 2018 and 2020 correction notices, where the most severe systemic clinical harm was presented for each patient and, therefore, the number of clinical harms was equal to the number of patients.
In contrast, the analysis for the May 2020 correction notice (shown below) includes more than one clinical harm per patient, if reported; therefore, the number of clinical harms exceeds the number of patients, meaning these data are not directly comparable with those presented in previous correction notices.
| Systemic Response to Polymer Leak | Current lifetime rate (31 Lifetime rate of August 2018 August 2015 to 29 May 2020) |
When prior FSN was issued (31 August 2015 to 30 June 2018) |
|---|---|---|
| Death (quantity events) |
0.04% (5/12763) | 0.04% (3/7285) |
| Multi-organ failure1, cardiac arrest, neurological complication2 (quantity events) |
0.11% (14/12763) | 0.12% (9/7285) |
| Local tissue necrosis3 (quantity events) |
0.12% (15/12763) | 0.12% (9/7285) |
| Prolonged hemodynamic instability4 (quantity events) |
0.16% (20/12763) | 0.16% (12/7285) |
| Transient hemodynamic instability (quantity events) |
0.71% (91/12763) | 0.48% (35/7285) |
| Spinal cord infarct (quantity events) |
0.01% (1/12763) | 0.01% (1/7285) |
| Total patients with an event | 0.88% (112/12763) | 0.65% (47/7285) |
1Includes dialysis, prolonged cardiac support, or liver failure;
2Includes stroke;
3Includes rash/skin necrosis (observed on the posterior lumbar area), muscle necrosis (para-spinal and in the lower limbs following an occurrence of
compartment syndrome), renal, GI and lower limb ischemia.
4Includes >24 hour critical care support.
Two periprocedural patient deaths reported in the table occurred following complications after a polymer leak. One patient had an access site complication and one patient had an ischemic limb. It is difficult to establish to what degree the polymer leaks may have contributed to these deaths. Both are reported here for completeness.
Figures in parentheses refer to the number of complaints received for each individual patient response and the total bifurcate units sold since product commercialization
In addition to the systemic complications, 33 (0.27%) patients required an intervention for a Type 1a endoleak associated with a polymer leak and 9 (0.07%) patients required an iliac limb intervention due to underfilling of the polymer channel associated with a polymer leak.
“Endologix is committed to replacing Ovation iX with the recently FDA-approved ALTO graft by the end of October 2020. ALTO is technically easier to implant and has been designed to improve acute outcomes, while retaining the unique durability of the Ovation platform,” commented John Onopchenko, Chief Executive Officer of Endologix. “Importantly, ALTO incorporates design and manufacturing changes that are intended to eliminate the areas of material weakness associated with polymer leaks. We believe ALTO should meaningfully reduce the incidence of polymer leaks. We look forward to receiving approval for ALTO in the EU, where the graft is in the final stages of CE Marking review.”
“Ovation iX is differentiated from traditional devices for endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) through the use of liquid polymer. This technology presents many advantages, including its low-profile graft design with a durable, customized, anatomically adaptive aortic seal. However, it also presents the potential disadvantage of polymer leaks, as addressed in our recent safety communication,” said Matt Thompson, MD, Chief Medical Officer at Endologix. “In the transition to ALTO, physicians may be considering when to select Ovation iX for their patients given the root cause of polymer leaks. Certain patient cohorts, including women, patients with challenging access, patients needing fast-track EVAR, and patients with poor predicted durability using traditional EVAR grafts, may derive incremental clinical benefit from the design features of Ovation iX, as established by existing clinical evidence.”
To clarify the decision-making process, Endologix has updated the labelling of the Ovation iX platform with the following warning: “Polymer leaks are a unique potential risk of the Ovation iX device platform that have been reported post-market. The complications of polymer leakage into the vasculature have ranged from transient hypotension to severe life-threatening anaphylactoid reactions, tissue necrosis and death. When polymer leaks occur, underfilling of the Ovation iX sealing rings have led to intraoperative Type Ia endoleaks and iliac limb complications that have required additional therapy. The risk of polymer leak should be carefully considered along with the risks associated with alternative treatment options when making personalized treatment decisions for those individuals who fall within the indicated patient population as defined by the Instructions for Use.”
Consumers and physicians with questions may contact the Company via telephone at +1 800-983-2284. or via e-mail at customerservice@endologix.com
| Tenadam Herb | Flax Seed Oil & Honey Blend | Mitmitta (Cayenne Pepper) |
| Spiced Tea | Bitter Kola (Arogbo) | Mahogany Bark |
| Nigerian Moringa Leaf Powder | Jamaican Bissy Powder | Chaney Root |
| Jamaican Turmeric | Ghanian Black Spice | Cerasee Bay Leaves, Mango Bark |
| Bitter Wood | Piss A Bed | Asthma |
| Devil Horsewhip | White Pond Lily | Blood Pressure |
| Mango Leaf | Purple Sage | Heart |
| Red Water Grass | Quassia Wood | Worms and Parasites |
| Sarsaparilla | Trumpet Leaf | Flu-Allergies /HayFever |
| Marsh Marigold | White Jointa | Arthritis |
| Sea Moss/Irish Moss | White Sage | Axum Traditional Ethiopian Honey Beverage |
| Dog Blood | Guinea Hen Weed | Black Sage |
| Guava Leaf | Sundial Cassava Meal | Black Wiss |
| Jack in the Bush | Cocoa Balls | Cinnamon |
| King of the Forest | African Fever Bush | Palo De Brazil |
| ETHIOPIAN ABISH (FENNUGREEK SEED PWD.) | Mojo Bush | Broom Weed |
| Ethiopian Traditional Talba (Flaxseed Meal Cereal) | Blood Leaf | Bread Nut |
| Fever Grass | Wood & Root Tonic | Jamaican and Tropical Raw Honey |
| Jamaican Milk Wiss | Koromantee | Hemp Seed Oil |
| Spanish Needle | Ashanti | Talibah’s Tooth Powder and Ethiopian Coffe |
| Fig Leaf | African Manback Tonic | Blue Vervain |
| Diabetics | Pimento |
All products used as a Sundial Herbs can be identified by the “Sundial” label with brown glass bottles, boxes, Ziploc bags and paper bags with clear viewing windows. This was distributed state or nationwide via the Sundial Herb website (External Link Disclaimerhttp://sundialherbs.com/sundial/External Link Disclaimer)External Link Disclaimer, or any other website or store pick up at 3609 Boston Road, Bronx, New York. Please contact Sundial Herbs to schedule return orders for proper disposal and destruction of the products.
The Sundial Herb company is halting product distribution of all products on their website and in their store location. Sundial Herbs recommends stopping use of these recalled products. No illnesses have been reported to date. However, if consumers have problems that may be linked to Sundial Herbs they should contact a Doctor immediately.
Your immediate action, and response, is required. For questions or assistance in carrying out the request, please call Sundial (718) 798-3962.
| PRODUCT NAME | Batch/Lot# | Item No./Product No. | Package Info. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultralyx 12% Protein Sheep | HB01679401 | 24419 | 50# Block |
Customers are asked to remove all product matching this batch number from distribution and inventory and discontinue feeding it immediately.
No other batch number or other Ridley Block Operations products are involved in this voluntary recall. Of the batch of twenty blocks included in the recall, two blocks remain in the marketplace.
Ridley Block Operations will continue to work closely with the Food and Drug Administration throughout the recall process. Our representatives are in direct communication with our customers to ensure the proper identification and removal of the impacted products.
For guidance on affected product inventory or any other questions, customers may contact Ridley Block Operations Customer Service at 1-606-849-2170 (Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. ET).
|
NDC |
Bottle Count |
Lot/Expiration |
|---|---|---|
| 70010-492-01 | 100 count bottles | 4920003A/May-21 4920004A/Jun-21 4920005A/Jun-21 4920009A/Nov-21 4920010A/May-22 4920011A/Jun-22 4920012A/Jun-22 4920013A/Jul-22 4920014A/Jul-22 4920015A/Aug-22 4920016A/Jan-23 |
| 70010-492-05 | 500 count bottles | 4920005B/Jun-21 |
The affected Metformin Hydrochloride Extended-Release Tablets USP, 750 mg, lots were distributed nationwide in the USA directly to Distributors, and Retailers. Granules Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is in the process of notifying its distributers and customers affected by this recall via mail (FedEx standard overnight) by mailing a recall notification letter and is arranging for return of the entire recalled product. Anyone with an existing inventory of the product should quarantine the recalled lots immediately.
Customers and patients with questions regarding this recall or wishing to return product may contact Inmar Pharmaceutical Services product recall processor to obtain instructions and a return kit for returning their medication:
The recalled “Five Cheese Stuffed Shells” was distributed nationwide in limited number of retail stores.
The product “Five Cheese Stuffed Shells” comes in 10.76 ounces containing shells with marinara sauce, mozzarella cheese and parsley, and packed in aluminum foil container with clear lid marked lot# F080SS/F090SS on the bottom of label.
No illnesses have been reported to date in connection with this problem.
The potential for contamination was noted after samples tested through certified laboratory revealed the presence of Listeria monocytogenes in “Five Cheese Stuffed Shells”. Garland Ventures Ltd ceased the further production and distribution of product immediately.
Consumers who have purchased 10.76 ounce trays of “Five Cheese Stuffed Shells” are urged to return them to the place of purchase for full refund. Consumers with questions may contact Bob Cocat anytime at 972-795-5313.
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Please send this to your fav Republican who need the facts …
So, I got an email on Monday, saying oh… , and Justin Gammill had more to share about “natural flavorings,” turns out, so do I. I was informed by my fams that ice cream more often than not was homemade and our mom only used pure vanilla extract when vanilla was needed! Whew! So, at least 20years of my life were “Vanilla flavouring,” free, though the fact is anything that has a scent probably includes … Castoreum ~~ from you know where. I also came across a 2011 article from http://vrg.org , was posted separately.
My first post is below … continuity for updates of course
I was looking through my email a few days ago and came across an article about ice cream and the heading gave me the impression something seemingly vile was being put in it and had to find out. I love and eat all kinds of ice cream all year round because of its ice creamy goodness.
However, disclaimer … with cancer, things have been adjusted! please eat fruit bars etc. I was in and felt like a reasonable and rationalization phase, thinking ok, I can find out which ice cream brands actually list all of their ingredients and omit those that have the “natural flavoring” buying only those who don’t use you know what from you know where! A secretion sac. Then I found out that Castoreum, is used for beauty products and sadly, that was not all.
The article by Justin Gammill was well written I laughed but I cannot lie it pissed me off to find out that my obsession for vanilla was … extracted from my heart. I have been a vanilla lovin fool since my crayon days second to coconut and included in my group of extraordinary smells; I love, obsess over, and have used for years. While I love cinnamon and almond too, vanilla was … yes, was my go-to after Coconut then Shea butter for the skin the others for all things used on our skin eat and drink. I admit the article brought out feelings of sadness as well as sounds of ick, ewwww, ugh of what must happen to the animal giving up their secretions let alone who how why did someone decide, uh um uh let’s take that beaver sac and see what we can do with its stuff. I am definitely frowning about the slap of ugly reality of “natural flavorings” knowing it had to come from somewhere and that was bad enough, but to research it a little more and read what health.com has to say:
“Where you’ll find it: On both female &male Beavers ~ Castoreum! “While it sounds downright disgusting, the FDA says it’s GRAS, meaning it’s “generally recognized as safe.” You won’t see Castoreum on the food label because it’s generally listed as “natural flavoring.” It’s natural all right—naturally icky.”
Today, Castoreum is used as a tincture in some perfumes[5] as a food additive, perfumes cigarettes, bee keepers use it and there are medicinal uses as well. Apparently, back in the 18th Century, they thought Castoreum induced abortions among other things and helped headaches too … goodness, don’t tell your favourite Republican because they will suggest putting that between your knees too !
All kidding aside, this stuff is worth a lot per sac.
Resources: wiki, the internet, health.com and Justin’s article
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