US Edition60,000 Bottles of Popular Women's Vitamins Recalled over Risk of Iron Poisoning to Children
- On June 26, 2025, iHerb LLC, operating under the name Madre Labs LLC and based in Irvine, California, initiated a recall of approximately 60,000 bottles of California Gold Nutrition iron supplements.
- The recall occurred because the products' packaging lacked federally required child-resistant caps, posing a serious poisoning risk to young children if ingested.
- The recalled supplements, such as Daily Prenatal Multi and Ultamins Women's Multivitamins, were available for purchase online via retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Target between early 2019 and spring 2025.
- Health officials urged consumers to secure or return the products for refunds and noted no injuries or hospitalizations have been reported to date.
- This recall underscores wider safety issues as legislators in the UK work on new measures to enhance product safety regulations, addressing ongoing risks posed by unsafe goods sold through online marketplaces worldwide.
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Popular Iron Vitamins Recalled from Major Online Retailers for Potential Death from Poisoning
The California Gold Nutrition-branded vitamins are sold online at Amazon, Walmart and Target GettyNEED TO KNOWiHerb recalled 60,000 California Gold Nutrition vitamins over child safety cap concernsThe recalled bottles, sold online since 2019, pose serious iron poisoning risks to childrenNo injuries were reported, but officials urge customers to dispose of or return to place of purchaseA popular supplement line is being urgently recalled over saf…
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60,000 bottles of popular women's vitamins recalled over risk of iron poisoning to children
The recalled supplements contain iron, which federal law requires to be packaged in child-resistant containers under the Poison Prevention Packaging Act.
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