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Brand Name: Brand Name(s) Vitafusion Product Description: Product Description Gummy vitamin products
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EWING, N.J – Church & Dwight Co., Inc. (NYSE:CHD) today initiated a voluntary recall of select vitafusion gummy products after the Company’s investigation of two consumer reports identified the possible presence of a metallic mesh material in product lots manufactured in a four-day period between October 29 and November 3, 2020. In some severe cases, ingesting a metallic material could lead to damage of the digestive tract. No other products are included in this recall.
These products were distributed to in-store and e-commerce retailers from November 13, 2020 through April 9, 2021. Consumers who have purchased one of the products listed below should stop consumption immediately. Please call our dedicated Consumer Affairs team at +1 (800) 981-4710 before disposing of the product, and we will provide a full refund.
How to identify affected product UPC and Lot Code. Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Founded in 1846, is located in Ewing, New Jersey. For more information, visit the Company’s website at ChurchDwight.com.
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things you expect to get from your vitamin gummies— vitamin D , iron, and zinc, perhaps—and some you things you hope you’d never ingest, such as metallic mesh. But that’s exactly what might have ended up in Vitafusion gummy products, leading to a voluntary recall of some supplements from the manufacturer, New Jersey-based company Church & Dwight.
In a statement on its website, the company said it is not aware of any reports of consumer illness or injury, but warned that in “some severe cases, ingesting a metallic material could lead to damage of the digestive tract.