Supplements Recalled: Undeclared Drugs Found

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced multiple recalls of dietary supplements following the discovery of undeclared pharmaceuticals and allergens. These substances, ranging from prescription drugs to dangerous chemicals, carry potentially life-threatening risks for consumers. The affected products were distributed nationwide, prompting urgent warnings for consumers to cease use immediately and return any remaining items.

Several supplements have been identified in these recalls. Silintan capsules, intended for aches, contained meloxicam, a potent anti-inflammatory drug that can cause serious cardiovascular and kidney issues. HerbsForever recalled Hingwastik Churna, Gastro Care, and Hingwastika extract due to undeclared wheat, a critical risk for those with allergies. Modern Warrior recalled its "Modern Warrior Ready" supplement for containing tianeptine and 1,4-DMAA, which can lead to severe neurological and cardiovascular problems.

These recalls underscore the FDA's commitment to consumer safety, with ongoing inspections uncovering hidden dangers in the supplement market. Consumers are advised to consult the FDA's recall database for the most current information. All companies involved are cooperating with the FDA, notifying customers, and organizing product returns to mitigate potential harm.