Newest first, across both agencies. FDA covers most food; USDA FSIS covers meat, poultry and egg products, and the two share no identifiers — so this list is the only place they sit together.
Ortho Molecular Products LifeCORE and LifeCORE Complete Rich Dark Chocolate supplements were recalled because the flavoring may contain undeclared milk. Consumers with milk allergies could experience allergic reactions from using this product.
BoKU International recalls Boku Super Protein 3.0 and Boku Super Food 2.0 and 3.0 due to potential Salmonella contamination. Salmonella infection can cause serious illness with diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps.
Swanson Health Products recalls Swanson Certified Organic Carob Powder due to potential Salmonella contamination from a raw ingredient. Salmonella infection causes serious gastrointestinal illness.
Hi-Tech Pharmacal recalls Rx Choice Liquid Vitamin C due to out-of-specification pH results. Improper pH can affect product stability and safety.
Vibrant Health recalled multiple versions of Green Vibrance dietary supplement and Rainbow Vibrance Hi ORAC Superfood because a raw material ingredient was contaminated with Salmonella. Consumers who ingest the contaminated powder risk serious food poisoning.
Arise & Shine Herbal Products recalls Hydrated Bentonite dietary supplement due to mislabeling that conceals excessive iron content (106% Daily Value instead of labeled 0%). Consuming this product exposes users to unsafe iron levels that could cause organ damage.
Lindberg B-Complex and Fitness Labs Fitness Multi vitamins were recalled because they contained higher amounts of folic acid than the label claimed. Excessive folic acid intake could pose health risks to consumers.
Milk Specialties recalls MuscleTech Amino Build Fruit Punch protein powder due to potential cross contamination with egg protein. Consumers with egg allergies may experience allergic reactions.
GM Manufacturing recalls numerous dietary supplement products due to significant violations of current good manufacturing practice regulations. These products may not meet safety and quality standards.
Metagenics recalls UltraBalance Protein Powder because it contains undeclared soy. Consumers with soy allergies may experience allergic reactions.
Nuevotanicals recalls multiple kratom products in various forms and dosages. These products contain kratom, which is subject to recall.
Country Life recalled TARGET MINS CALCIUM MAGNESIUM With Vitamin D3 Complex in wild blueberry flavor due to insoluble particulates affecting product quality. Consumers should discontinue use of affected lots.
Naturex Inc. recalled Echinacea Agustifolia Root and Echinacea Angustifolia Root dietary supplement powders due to the pesticide Azoxystrobin contamination. This pesticide has no allowed tolerance in food or dietary supplements.
Nature's Blend Ferrous Gluconate Tablets were recalled because the front label incorrectly states 65 mg of elemental iron when the product contains 36 mg. Mislabeling creates confusion and may lead to improper dosing.
Good Herbs Inc. recalled multiple herbal supplement products including Lymph Health, Maca, and Milk Thistle because they were not manufactured under current Good Manufacturing Practices. Consumers cannot be assured of product safety and efficacy.
Good Herbs recalled multiple flower essence products in 1 and 4 oz bottles because they were not manufactured under good manufacturing practices. Consumers who have the product should not use it due to potential quality and safety concerns from improper manufacturing conditions.
Prep Enterprises recalled Captain Kratom, Arena Ethnobotanicals, and Kratom Pro products in various capsule and powder forms because they contain kratom, an unapproved botanical substance. The FDA does not consider kratom safe for human consumption and these products pose unknown health risks.
Nutri-Force Nutrition recalled Major brand Fish Oil Softgel Capsules because bottles labeled as 1000 mg Fish Oil actually contained a mixture of Fish Oil and Conjugated Linoleic Acid capsules. Consumers would receive the wrong product and incorrect dosing.
Swanson Full Spectrum Cilantro Herbal Supplement was recalled due to potential salmonella contamination. Consuming contaminated product could cause salmonella infection with symptoms including diarrhea, fever, and abdominal cramps.
Good Herbs Inc. recalled multiple herbal dietary supplements including Adrenal Health, Alfalfa, Allergy Support, and others because they were not manufactured under good manufacturing practices. Products made without proper quality controls may be contaminated or contain incorrect ingredients and potencies.
Magno Humphries Laboratories recalled OPTIMUM E-1000 IU Dietary Supplement because the Supplement Facts label listed 200 IU of vitamin E while the product actually contains 1000 IU. Consumers taking this product may receive an incorrect dose of vitamin E, which could cause health issues if they are also taking other vitamin E supplements.
Raw Deal recalled Adult Herbal Blend, Cilantro Powder, and Parsley Powder products because they may contain Salmonella. Consumers who ingest these contaminated herbal blends could develop salmonellosis, a serious foodborne illness.
Smiley National Inc recalled multiple kratom dietary supplement products containing unapproved dietary ingredients. These products may pose unknown health risks due to their unapproved composition.
Command Nutritionals recalled Hard Blast and Juggernaut supplement products due to contaminated L-Citrulline received from a supplier. The contamination poses unknown health risks to consumers of these supplements.
AMS Health Sciences recalled Saba Ace Appetite Control Energy capsules manufactured before September 2013 because they contain DMAA, a banned stimulant. DMAA poses serious cardiovascular risks including heart attack and stroke.
Nature's Value Inc. recalled vitacost brand L-Citrulline supplements because they were made from a bulk ingredient lot contaminated with an unknown compound. Consumers taking these products received an undetermined substance instead of the labeled supplement.
Axel Chemicals recalled bulk L-Citrulline powder due to contamination with an unidentified compound found in at least one drum. Products manufactured from this bulk ingredient may contain harmful substances not listed on labels.
True Botanica brand Enzymes Plus dietary supplement was recalled due to contamination with Chloramphenicol, an antibiotic. Consumers with this product should not use it and contact the manufacturer for a refund.
YoungYou International Inc. recalled Mega Slim Herbal Appetite Management capsules because they contained DMAA, a banned stimulant. DMAA is associated with serious cardiovascular events including heart attack and stroke.
StemVida International recalled StemAlive 90 Capsules dietary supplement due to undeclared milk. Consumers with milk allergies or sensitivities risk allergic reaction if they consume this product.
Novartis Consumer Health recalled Benefiber fiber supplement stick packs in multiple configurations due to a high number of consumer complaints. The specific hazard associated with the complaints was not disclosed in available information.
Perrigo of SC recalled EstroPlus Maximum Strength Menopause Support Dietary Supplement sold under multiple store brands due to potential Chloramphenicol contamination. Consumers exposed to this antibiotic contaminant face serious health risks including bone marrow damage.
Source Naturals Essential Enzyme Ultra VEGI-CAP dietary supplements were made with bulk enzyme products contaminated with chloramphenicol, an antibiotic. Consuming this product exposes people to an unapproved drug substance.
Nexgen Pharma recalled Woman's Once Daily multivitamin tablets sold under multiple store brands because they were contaminated with chloramphenicol, an antibiotic. Consumers were exposed to an unapproved drug substance without their knowledge.
Physique Enhancing Science recalled ALPHAMINE and ENHANCED dietary supplements containing the unapproved ingredient Aegeline. The product poses unknown health risks because this ingredient has not been proven safe for human consumption.
Kirkman Group Inc. recalled multiple enzyme and dietary supplement products because a raw material may contain chloramphenicol, an antibiotic. The presence of this unapproved substance poses unknown health risks.
4Life Research recalled Digestive Enzymes supplements due to trace amounts of the antibiotic chloramphenicol in the product. The presence of this unapproved substance poses health risks to consumers.
MRM Gluten Free 60 vcaps were recalled due to potential trace contamination with the antibiotic chloramphenicol. The contaminated product could cause adverse health effects in consumers.
Multiple enzyme supplement products including MegaFood and Innate Response brands were recalled due to potential chloramphenicol contamination in raw materials. Consuming contaminated supplements could pose serious health risks.
Allergy Research Group Sugar Balance Formula 90 vegetarian capsules were recalled due to cellulase enzymes contaminated with chloramphenicol. The contaminated supplement could cause serious health effects in consumers.
USPlabs OxyELITE Pro dietary supplements in multiple formulations and sizes were recalled because they contained aegeline, which is associated with serious liver damage and acute liver failure. Consumers who took these products are at risk for severe hepatic injury.
Houston Nutraceuticals recalled TriEnza bulk enzyme powder due to potential chloramphenicol contamination exceeding safe levels in the raw material. Exposure to this antibiotic residue in a dietary supplement could cause serious adverse health effects.
Sequel Naturals recalled multiple lots of Vega protein powders and nutritional shakes due to trace chloramphenicol contamination from a raw material supplier. This antibiotic residue in dietary supplements poses a health hazard to consumers.
FoodScience Corporation recalled multiple enzyme-based dietary supplements sold under four brand names due to chloramphenicol contamination from a recalled raw material supplier. Trace amounts of this antibiotic in dietary supplements may cause adverse health effects.
Ortho Molecular Products recalled DigestzymeV dietary supplement capsules in 90 and 180 count sizes due to chloramphenicol contamination in vegetable enzyme ingredients from their supplier. This antibiotic residue in the supplement poses health risks to consumers.
Global Health Laboratories recalled ONEBODE Flo probiotic enzyme digestive supplements in three product variants due to chloramphenicol contamination above safe levels in the ingredients. This antibiotic residue in dietary supplements poses a health hazard to consumers.
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.
NOW Foods recalled digestive enzyme capsules sold under eight different brand names in 60 and 120 capsule bottles due to potential chloramphenicol contamination. This antibiotic residue in dietary supplements may cause serious health effects in consumers.
ProThera, Inc. recalled Lifeforce Medical Institute Ultra Power and Pro Thera Dual Detox dietary supplements due to chloramphenicol contamination in a xylanase enzyme ingredient supplied by the manufacturer. Chloramphenicol is an antibiotic that poses health risks if consumed in dietary supplements.
ANAT, LLC recalled IMT Wellness Legume Digest 2.0 and Tribulus Supreme 2.0 dietary supplements due to potential chloramphenicol contamination. Chloramphenicol is an antibiotic that poses health risks if present in dietary supplements.
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