Standard Process Inc. of Palmyra, Wisconsin is voluntarily recalling three dietary supplements due to potential Salmonella Contamination:
Cataplex ACP (Product numbers 0700 and 0750) Lot 114
Cataplex C (Product numbers 1650 and 1655) Lot 114
Pancreatophin PMG (Product number 6650) Lot 114
The products were distributed in 60 cc and 200 cc amber glass bottles with best-by dates of May 2013. Routine testing by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration found that one of the ingredients in these products was potentially contaminated with Salmonella. Those who have purchased these products with the specific codes and lot numbers should return them to retailers for a refund. Call Standard Process Inc. at 866-397-3237 if you have any questions.
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