Updates ·
Health notices · Friday 4 September
3 notices from the agencies today, in plain words, each with the original linked.
Epinephrine injection recall for possible contamination and cracked vials
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) · Food safety
If you have epinephrine injection in a multi-dose vial from the recalled lots, this recall may affect you.
American Regent, Inc. is recalling three lots because of complaints about leaking and cracked vials, and because of the presence of particulate matter and lack of assurance of sterility.
If your vial is from one of the recalled lots, it may not be safe to use as directed, and you may need to replace it with unaffected supply.
There are no specific steps included in the notice text provided here for what to do next.
SUPPLX.com recalls men’s enhancement supplements due to undeclared yohimbine
CDC · Food safety
If you used a SUPPLX.com “Business Pill and Branch Manager for Men” dietary supplement, CDC is sharing a voluntary nationwide recall.
CDC reports that Food and Drug Administration (FDA) laboratory analysis confirmed both products contain yohimbine, but it was not declared on the product labels.
The recall was issued on 2026-09-03, linked to products sold through SUPPLX.com, with the company based in Grant-Valkaria, Florida.
Foods Alive recalls organic moringa leaf powder over possible Salmonella
CDC · Food safety
If you have organic moringa leaf powder from Foods Alive, check whether it is part of the recall. It may contain Salmonella, an organism that can cause serious, sometimes fatal infections.
This risk is higher for young children, frail or elderly people, and others with weakened immunity.
If you’re in one of these groups, the recall matters for you most—your tomorrow could be different if you have product exposure. Follow the recall instructions from the notice.
What to do
- Check whether your Foods Alive organic moringa leaf powder is included in the recall.