Responsible vitamins remembered by FDA due to health concerns

Various products of Gamira B12 vitamins are remembered due to an undeclared peanut allergen.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a notice Friday by Vita Warehouse Corp., the product manufacturer distributed under the names of Welby brands, Berkley Jensen and Vitaglobe.

New York -based company confirmed to Fox News Digital that it released a voluntary memory of a lot of vitamin B12 of vitamin B12 Gummy Product 1000 mcg 140 Gummies, Berkely Jenits Vitamin B12 1000 MCG 250 Gummies, and Vitaglobe B12 Force 60 Gummies possible of obnoxious bautave. ”

“People with a severe allergy or sensitivity to peanuts take the potential risk of serious or life -threatening allergic reactions if they consume these products,” Vita Warehouse noted in its announcement.

Products are said to have been distributed to ALDI and BJ retail stores across the country, as well as online at Aldi.us, Bjs.com, Vitaglobe.com and Amazon.

According to the company, no allergic diseases or reactions have been reported since June 12.

Vita Warehouse released the following product descriptions included in the traction, including tear numbers and expiration dates at the bottom of the bottles.

Aldi Welby

Clear bottle with white lid, using green, red and white labeling.

UPC Code: 4099100290868

Part Number: 248046601

Expiration Date: 10/2026

Berkley Jensen

Clear bottle with white lid, using red and pink labeling.

UPC code: 888670132487

Part Number: 248046601

Expiration Date: 10/2026

Variglob

Clear bottle with white lid, using white and red labeling.

UPC Code: 850005214670

Part Number: 248046601

Expiration Date: 10/2026

Remembrance was initiated after Aldi performed routine testing to “verify the accuracy of allergen -related claims made in labeling their products, namely a” does not contain the declaration of peanuts “, according to the company.

“A test result showed a possible presence of a peanut allergen,” Vita Warehouse noted.

“Although the internal test performed by Vita Warehouse Corp. has verified the lack of peanuts in the product, the withdrawal is starting from an abundance of care to ensure consumer safety and confidence.”

Vita Warehouse confirmed that no other Welby product Berkley Jensen or Vitaglobe Brand has been affected by this attraction.

Those who are allergic to peanuts and purchased this product, with identified numbers of parts and expiration dates, are required to return it to the place of purchase for a full refund or remove it immediately.

“Consumerdo consumer who experiences an allergic reaction should require medical attention immediately,” the announcement warned.

“We want to assure consumers that their health and safety remain our main advantage, and we are fully cooperating with FDA throughout this process,” Vita Warehouse told Fox News Digital.