Lopez Gonzalez Santana Corporation has recalled approximately 32,841 units of BTREX PLUS dietary supplements because the tablets were found to be damaged, which is a violation of current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP). The recall affects both 100-count bottles and 2-count physician sample packets distributed exclusively in Puerto Rico. Consumers should check their supplement packaging for specific lot numbers and expiration dates to see if their product is affected. Because this is a supplement recall involving damaged physical goods, consumers are advised to stop using the affected tablets and contact their healthcare provider or the manufacturer for guidance.
The presence of damaged tablets indicates a failure in manufacturing quality control. Damaged or broken tablets can affect the integrity of the product and may not meet established quality standards, although no specific adverse health effects have been reported in this incident.
You have 2 options:
Full refund upon return of product.
Healthcare provider consultation.
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