Updates ·
Health notices · Tuesday 1 September
3 notices from the agencies today, in plain words, each with the original linked.
Chocolatey Eyeballs recalled for undeclared milk
CDC · Food safety
If you have a milk allergy or severe milk sensitivity, this affects you. The recalled Halloween Chocolatey Eyeballs may contain MILK even though it is not declared.
Eating these products could cause a serious or life-threatening allergic reaction in people with milk allergy or severe sensitivity.
FDA approval for amphetamine sulfate extended-release tablets
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) · Approval
If you have narcolepsy or attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity, the FDA approval means amphetamine sulfate extended-release tablets are now approved for use as part of a broader treatment program.
If you are taking part in a weight-reduction plan based on caloric restriction and other options have not worked, the approval also includes a short-term adjunct use for exogenous obesity.
The notice does not describe a specific next step for existing patients, but it does say these uses should be weighed against risks inherent in amphetamine use.
Garlic Mediterranean infused olive oil recalled over non-approved garlic essential oil
CDC · Food safety
If you may have bought Kofinas Garlic Mediterranean infused extra virgin olive oil, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the product is being voluntarily recalled.
The recall is for a flavored olive oil that used a garlic essential oil not approved for culinary use. It was bottled in glass bottles (500 ml, 250 ml, and 100 ml).
The notice is dated Aug. 29, 2026, from Cincinnati, Ohio. If you’re still using or have it at home, the key point is that it may not meet approved culinary-use ingredients.