Men's multivitamin bottles recalled due to undeclared soy allergen, FDA says

A brand of men’s multivitamins is remembered because of the presence of an undisclosed allergen that may prove to be fatal to some customers.

The recovery is related to men’s multivitamins produced by MTN Ops LLC. The recovered multi-V male multivitamins come to the bottles of 60-cups and 7,546 bottles are total affected.

According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website, the pills were re -called because of “undefeated soy flour”.

FDA listed the recovery as the second class on April 9, which is related to products that “temporarily or medical reversal can result in adverse health or where the possibility of serious adverse health consequences can be overcome.”

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The recovery multi-V men’s pills come into the bottles of 60-cups. (mtnops.com/fox News)

The recovered vitamins have the expiry date of March 2026 and the large number #012324177. Any other batches of vitamins do not include reconsideration.

Multivitamins contain essential vitamins such as vitamin B -12, vitamin D and thiamine in addition to calcium, zinc and vitamin C.

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Required multivitamins contain essential vitamins such as calcium, zinc and vitamin C (Estock)

Pills are intended to support men’s “daily health” and “immune health” according to the company’s website.

“Men require specific nutrition to maintain the optimal health,” the product explains the page. “Men’s Multi-V is a daily multivitamin that you need to maintain a strong, healthy and powerful lifestyle with the necessary vitamins and minerals.”

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Restored multivitamins are intended to support men’s daily health. (Estock)

It is rare for over-the-counter pills and multivitamins to withdraw, but it is not heard. In 20 2016, nature -made Salmonella or Staphlococcus has announced the revival of some vitamins due to the fear of pollution.

In November, several anti -drug clonazepam was remembered after they were confused with a wrong force and national drug code.