A New Life Herbs

A New Life Herbs Sinus Cap herbal supplement is being recalled because the product makes unapproved claims about treating sinus issues and lacks required supplement facts labeling. The FDA determined the product is misbranded and does not meet federal requirements for herbal supplements.

A New Life Herbs' Pain Away herbal supplement contains labeling that makes drug claims (like "analgesic" and "anti-inflammatory") without FDA approval. The product also lacks a required Supplement Facts label, making it misbranded. About 275 bottles were distributed across 13 states.

A New Life Herbs is recalling its Organic Ginger Root Herbal Supplement because the product makes unapproved drug claims on its label and is missing required Supplement Facts labeling. The product was sold in 50-capsule plastic bags in multiple states.

A New Life Herbs is recalling its Mullein flower alcohol tincture ear drops because the product makes unapproved claims about treating pain and infection, and the bottle lacks required supplement labeling. The FDA found 22 bottles (lot T553MF, expiring 12/28) distributed across multiple states.

A New Life Herbs Chaga Mushroom herbal supplement is being recalled because the label makes unapproved health claims (such as anti-cancer properties) and is missing required supplement information. The product does not meet FDA labeling standards for dietary supplements.

A New Life Herbs is recalling its Boswellia Herbal Supplement (2 oz. glass dropper bottle) because the product makes unapproved medical claims on its label and is missing required Supplement Facts labeling. The product was distributed in multiple states.

A New Life Herbs Baby Soothe herbal supplement is being recalled because it makes disease claims on the label without FDA approval and is missing required supplement facts information. The product was distributed in Alabama, Arizona, California, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, New York, and Tennessee.

A New Life Herbs is recalling its Baby Allergy Herbal Supplement because the product makes drug claims on the label that are not approved by the FDA, and it is missing required Supplement Facts labeling. The product contains echinacea, Oregon grape root, dandelion, burdock root, fenugreek, and ginger root in vegetable glycerin, sold in a 2 oz. glass dropper bottle.

A New Life Herbs is recalling its Anti-virus Herbal Supplement tincture because the product label makes drug claims that are not approved by the FDA and is missing required supplement nutrition information. The product was sold in 2 oz. glass dropper bottles in several states.