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FDA recall Alert: MuscleMaster.com recalled product, potential health risk

Legal news for Massachusetts product liability attorneys –The Food and Drug Administration announced recall of online retailer’s dietary supplements due to potential health risk.

Northborough, MA (NewYorkInjuryNews.com) – The federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) www.fda.gov has announced MuscleMaster.com, Inc. voluntary recalled certain dietary supplements with expiration dates sold between June 1, 2009 and November 17, 2009 nationwide due the potential ingredient of steroids.

FDA authorities informed the company of its apprehension that the recalled products did in fact contain classified steroids such as Superdrol Madol, Tren, Androstenedione, and/or Turinabol. The company did not confirm these concerns to be true, but the FDA’s advisement of caution resulted in a deference and voluntary recall of certain MuscleMaster.com products. T

he following products are involved in the recall: Advanced Muscle Science Dienedrone, 60 caps, Advanced Muscle Science Liquidrone, 60 ml, Anabolic Formulation M1, 4AD, 60 caps, Anabolic Formulations 1, 4 AD, 60 caps, Anabolic Xtreme Hyperdrol X2, Anabolic Xtreme 3-AD, 90 caps, BCS Labs Testra-Flex, 90 caps, Competitive Edge Labs, M-Drol, 90 Caps, Competitive Edge Labs P-Plex, 90 caps, Competitive Edge Labs, X-Tren, 90 caps, 4Ever Fit D-Drol, 60 caps, Gaspari Novedex XT 60 Caps, Gaspari Halodrol Liquigels, 60 gels, iForce 1,4 AD BOLD 200, 60 Caps, iForce MethaDROL, 90 caps, iForce Dymethazine, 60 caps, and Monster Caps, 60 caps.

The company has not been informed of any consumer complaints or injury as a result of using the products. MuscleMaster.com is an online retailer and does not manufacture the products and the company has acted in accordance witj the law. This recall was spurred by FDA’s apprehension about the products being used by consumers.

All people who are currently using or have used this product should discontinue use immediately. Consumers who use these products are also advised to contact their doctors to determine if they have had problems related to this recalled product. All who have purchased these products may contact MuscleMaster.com via email or by phone at 1-800-240-4767 or by e-mail (returns@musclemaster.com) to learn how to return the product.

If any consumer has experienced adverse reactions to these products, please report it to FDA’s Med Watch. Using steroids can lead to many health issues and bodily transformations that may pose serious threats to a person’s health long term. Acute liver injury can be result of steroid usage, along with masculization of women, shrinkage of the testes and male infertility, male breast enlargement. Some other severe risks are adverse effects of blood lipid levels, greater likelihood of heart attack, stroke and possibly death.

Bridget Hom

www.NewYorkInjuryNews.com

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