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Class IIFDAF-1105-2014

Global Health Laboratories, LLC recalls UT-Fem¿ FOR WOMEN, urinary tract SOLUTION, Dietary Supplement, 42 Vegetable Capsules, Prod (Class II)

Global Health Laboratories recalled UT-Fem urinary tract dietary supplement capsules due to chloramphenicol contamination in enzyme ingredients at levels above 0.3 ppb. This antibiotic residue in dietary supplements may cause adverse health effects.

Class IIEating this product may cause temporary or medically reversible health problems; serious harm is unlikely.

Product

UT-Fem¿ FOR WOMEN, urinary tract SOLUTION, Dietary Supplement, 42 Vegetable Capsules, Product No. 110403, UPC 7 98304 24865 4 -- Manufactured for: Global Quality Health Inc.

Reason for recall

The finished dietary supplement product was manufactured with ingredients subsequently found to be contaminated with chloramphenicol, an antibiotic, at levels above 0.3 ppb. The supplier, Specialty Enzymes & Biotechnologies, recalled the raw materials and notified the recipients. Subsequent private laboratory testing of the finished product revealed levels of chloramphenicol above 0.3 ppb.

Affected products (1)

Recall #ProductLot / codeStatus
F-1105-2014UT-Fem¿ FOR WOMEN, urinary tract SOLUTION, Dietary Supplement, 42 Vegetable Capsules, Product No. 110403, UPC 7 98304 24865 4 -- Manufactured for: Global Quality Health Inc.Lot Number 1256074Terminated

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