Lipodrene Recalls
Supplement Warehouse has been a reseller of Lipodrene for over 10 years now. During these 10 years their have been a few recalls of Lipodrene. These recalls mainly had to due with different lot numbers, and not with the entire product as a whole. The only time the product has a massive change was when it was reformulated. This happened back in 2017 when DMAA was replaced with DMHA. This has been the standard formula since then.
If you have any questions about recalls, please contact Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals Inc, Norcross, GA at toll free 1-888-855-7919 from 9:00am to 5:00 pm EST, or you may email any request to recallcoordinator@hitechpharma.com.
Whenever there are recalls, we know there are concerns from customers, which is why we wanted to spend some time and list all the recalls and warnings associated with Lipodrene below.
First though, we wanted to inform you that Lipodrene is formulated at Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals, which is based out of Norcross Georgia, USA, in an FDA-Approved facility. It is not made overseas, and it is not made in an unapproved facility.
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Past Recalls
May 12, 2021 Presence of 1,4-dimethylamylamine (DMAA)
Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals. Inc. of Norcross, GA is recalling Lot # 001211197, Exp. 12/25 of Lipodrene w/25mg Ephedra Extract Dietary Supplement due to the presence of 1,4-dimethylamylamine (DMAA).
Possible Side Effects of DMAA
The FDA has warned that DMAA is dangerous because it can narrow blood vessels and arteries and cause a corresponding rise in blood pressure or other cardiovascular problems, such as: Shortness of breath, Arrhythmias, Elevated blood pressure, Tightening in the chest, and Heart attack.
According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the marketing of DMAA-containing products as dietary supplements is illegal as this amphetamine derivative is considered an unsafe food additive. Ingestion of DMAA may cause increased blood pressure or other cardiovascular issues such as shortness of breath, arrhythmias, tightening in the chest, and acute myocardial infarction The recall involves Lot Number 001211197 (Expiration 12/25) of Lipodrene w/25mg Ephedra Extract Dietary Supplement, which was distributed in the US and Puerto Rico through online and retail sales. Individuals who have purchased the affected product should discontinue use immediately and return it to the place of purchase for a full refund.
To date, the Company has not received any reported illnesses related to this recall. Adverse reactions related to this recall.
If you are concerned that you may have a bottle from this lot (sold in May 2021), the easiest way to check is to look at the bottle of the bottle and check for "Lot Number 001211197 (Expiration 12/25)"
And that is it. Most customers expect a large list of recalls from this particular product due to it's popularity, but this is the only recall on it to date.
Supplement Warehouse as a Retailer
When any recall is sent to retailers, the first thing we do is check the lot numbers on our products. If any of those lot numbers are in our warehouse, we immediately ship them back to the manufacturer for disposal. If any of the Lipodrene with those lot numbers is shipped to customers, customers will receive a phone call and email on how they can return the products to us, or to Hi-Tech Pharmaceuticals directly. We can then either offer you a full refund (with shipping) or we can send you a bottle from a different lot not in the recall.
To date, we have not had any of the Lipodrene that were part of any recalls with the FDA.
If you have any questions about the previous Lipodrene recalls or the product in general, please call the Supplement Warehouse team at 877-606-5955.
Is Lipodrene Safe?
Of course, as long as taken as directed. While this one lot was recalled, we have sold over 1,000,000 bottles in the last 10 years.
Is Lipodrene Banned?
Many people think this product is banned due to the recall or to the previous use of DMAA. Because Lipodrene now uses DMHA, a legal substance, it is 100% legal in the United States and not banned.
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Thank you,
Jeff Moriarty
The Supplement Warehouse Team
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