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Electrolyte Powder - raspberry and lemon flavor — Photo: Open Food Facts contributors, CC BY-SA
SupplementDr. Berg

Electrolyte Powder

On the label: Electrolyte Powder - raspberry and lemon flavor
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What is in it
3 ingredients
Listed in label order
Open research
None flagged
Nothing on the label is an additive we track
Recalls
No recalls
No government notice we hold lists this product.
Certified organic
Not certified
Not in the USDA organic register
Non-GMO verified
Not verified
Not verified by any public database
Who owns the brand
Dr. Berg
Dr. Berg.

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3 ingredientsIn label order
3 on the label
This ingredient list — sources and dates
No flagged ingredientsiNothing flagged
No ingredient on this product currently has open or conflicting research on file.
1 recalls and government noticesFDA, FSIS, CPSC and CBP records
Notices that list this product0

No government notice we hold lists this product.

Notices naming Dr. Berg, without naming this product1
FDA · Class II2021-09-24Terminated

May have spoiled, fermented or grown mould.

The notice says: Product recalled because of the presence of mold and/or yeast found in amounts that exceed the product's established specifications .

What it covered: Dr. Berg Nutritionals, Liquid Vitamin D with Zinc Dietary Supplement ( Liquid Vitamin D ), Individual 1 FL OZ bottle (with no secondary packaging), Glass bottle. The label of the Liquid Vitamin D product includes the following storage instructions: Store in a cool, dark place, with a lid.

Issued by Health & Wellness Center, Inc., the company behind this brand. The notice named “DR BERG”. It covers the product described, not necessarily every product of the brand.

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