Alliance Principle Ingredients/Neutrical Solutions recalls Galenic Health Ginger in Bentonite

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Alliance Principle Ingredients/Neutrical Solutions Inc., in consultation with Health Canada, is recalling the health product Galenic Health Ginger in Bentonite (NPN 80053535) due to unacceptable levels of lead for adolescents and children. The product currently contains levels of lead beyond permitted limits for children, but within acceptable limits for adult dosing.
SOURCE: News-Medical.Net Child Health News Feed – Read entire story here.

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