Pious Lion Pure Premium Potent Limited Release Pink Bali and White Maeng DA products were recalled due to Salmonella contamination. Consuming these products poses a risk of serious illness from the pathogenic bacteria.
Class I — A reasonable probability that eating this product will cause serious health problems or death.
Pious Lion Pure Premium Potent Limited Release Pink Bali, 1 oz plastic bag. 833-AVL-KRTM www.piouslion.com; Pious Lion Pure Premium Potent White Maeng DA, Bright Uplifting Energy, 4 oz plastic bag. 833-AVL-KRTM www.piouslion.com
The firm was notified by the North Carolina Dept. of Agriculture that the product contains Salmonella.
| Recall # | Product | Lot / code | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| F-1546-2018 | Pious Lion Pure Premium Potent Limited Release Pink Bali, 1 oz plastic bag. 833-AVL-KRTM www.piouslion.com | There are no codes on the product. | Ongoing |
| F-1547-2018 | Pious Lion Pure Premium Potent White Maeng DA, Bright Uplifting Energy, 4 oz plastic bag. 833-AVL-KRTM www.piouslion.com | There are no codes on the product. | Ongoing |
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