Magnesium Glycinate Gummies Recall
Magnesium supplements gained popularity during the pandemic, particularly magnesium glycinate, which is linked to promoting sleep. However, a recent FDA recall has been issued for some magnesium glycinate products due to potential issues.
What You Need to Know
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Recall Announcement: On June 19, the FDA announced the recall of 13,920 bottles of magnesium glycinate gummies from Dkiru LLC due to undeclared melatonin. This could enhance the sleep effects unexpectedly.
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Product Details:
- Brand: Adndale
- Type: Magnesium glycinate gummies
- Count: 90 gummies per bottle
- Dosage: 400 mg per gummy
- Lot Numbers and Expiration Dates:
- LOT 190824, Expiration: 08/19/2026
- LOT 240923, Expiration: 09/22/2026
- LOT 240929, Expiration: 09/28/2026
Potential Health Effects
The FDA classified this situation as a Class II recall, indicating that there may be temporary or reversible health consequences. For consumers, especially those who might be sensitive to extra magnesium or melatonin, these gummies could lead to issues such as gastrointestinal discomfort, fatigue, or low blood pressure.
Recommendations
- Check Your Product: If you have any of the recalled gummies, do not consume them and follow the recall guidelines.
- Consult Healthcare Providers: Before taking magnesium or any supplements, it’s wise to consult with a healthcare provider, especially regarding dosage.
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