CBD Oral Sprays For Pain, Sleep, Weight Recalled On Microbial Contamination
Executive Summary
First report of salmonella contamination for a kratom supplement in nearly nine months prompts Sunstone Organics to recall one lot each of its white vein and maeng da types of the herb. FDA's latest recall database update includes Nutrafuels' recall of more than 1,500 of its CTFO Oral Spray with pure CBD hemp oil isolate dietary supplements for sleep support, weight loss and pain relief after third-party testing showed microbial contamination.
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