Supplement Alerts
Alerts on dietary supplements to keep you informed on recalls, market withdrawals, and safety alerts.
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Alerts:
- Two new dietary supplement reports
- Two reports released by the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services show that some dietary supplement products have illegal claims on labels and don’t provide accurate company information to the FDA.
- Products containing DMAA temporarily removed from AAFES stores
- The AAFES is pulling products that contain DMAA from its shelves and will no longer see anything with this potentially dangerous substance.
- USADA Athletic Advisory: Methylhexaneamine and dietary supplements
- Athletes are advised to avoid consuming supplements that contain the prohibited stimulant methylhexaneamine, also known as DMAA.
- FDA Press Release: Don’t use products marketed as antimicrobial dietary supplements
- The FDA is warning consumers not to buy or use products claiming to antimicrobial and marketed as dietary supplements.
- FDA Press Release: FDA Warns about Counterfeit ExtenZe Dietary Supplements
- The FDA is warning consumers about a counterfeit product marketed as the dietary supplement product “ExtenZe”
