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Iron-Containing Dietary Supplements
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Iron-Containing Dietary Supplements

Vitaquest is recalling 80+ iron supplement variants because they lack child-resistant packaging, posing a poisoning risk to young children.

What to do

Immediately store these supplements in a safe location out of reach and sight of children. Contact Vitaquest International to receive a free child-resistant replacement cap or a full refund for the product.

Posted
Updated
Agency
Firm
Vitaquest International LLC of West Caldwell, New Jersey
Recall ID
10695
Status
ONGOING

Why it was recalled

Vitaquest International is recalling 80+ variants of iron-containing dietary supplements from brands including Arey, Bari Life, Bird&Be, Biote, Dr. Fuhrman, NuLife, HMR, Bariatric Pal, Noevir, Zenbean, and Sakara. The products lack required child-resistant packaging, posing a risk of serious injury or death from poisoning if swallowed by young children. A full list of affected products, including specific lot codes and UPCs, is available on the CPSC recall page.

Is mine affected?

Check the model number and date code on the product or its label. Yours is affected if it matches one below.

Various Brands of Iron-Containing Dietary Supplements

UPC
860007168901, 860007168994, 860012923930, 860010126417, 860010126479, 860010126493, 860013460136, 860013460174, 860013460143, 829584500061, 829584500153, 746888915028, 00709355144413, 0038407566232, 810067444910, 850067341338, 850067341314, 850067341321, 858151008334, 858151008341
Made in
United States

Where it was sold

Credo Beauty, Erewhon, Healf, Nutrition World, The Vitamin Shoppe, Fullscript, Ulta Beauty stores nationwide, medical practitioners' offices, brands' websites and Amazon.com from April 2023 through February 2026 for between $13 and $130 depending on brand and size.

Distributed nationwide.

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Editorial summary by Recall Canary · last updated 2026-07-08 · primary source: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission