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Recalls & Warnings
ConsumerLab.com is keeping you informed with current product recalls and warnings.
Posted April 6, 2016
FDA Warns of Stimulant Methylsynephrine In Supplements
Most of the products are marketed for weight loss or "fat burning;" some contain additional ingredients which are not permitted in dietary supplements. Use the links below to read the warning letter for each company:
- Chaotic Labz, which sells the product Malice
- Line One Nutrition, which sells the product Fat Burning Lean Pills.
- M4 Nutrition Companies, LLC, which sells iBurn 2 (this product also contains picamilon, another ingredient which is not permitted in dietary supplements).
- NutraClipse, Inc., which sells Thermobombs (this product also contains DMBA, another stimulant ingredient which is not permitted in dietary supplements).
- Swagger Supps, which sells Miami Lean.
- Total Body Nutrition LLC, which sells the products Ephedra Free Tummy Tuck and Ephedra Free Shredder.
- Xcel Sports Nutrition, LLC, which sells Leaner You.
For more warnings and recalls, use the link below.
See Related Warnings:
Large Doses of Stimulant Methylsynephrine Found In Weight Loss Supplements
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Does Your Weight Loss or Sports Supplement Contain Synthetic Amphetamine?
FDA Warns Companies Selling Products Containing Picamilon
Study Finds Some Vinpocetine Supplements Contain No Vinpocetine
FDA Targets Weight Loss and Workout Supplements Listing Synthetic Stimulant DMBA
New Synthetic Stimulant Found in Supplements
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