drugs Class II Updated 2014-09-24

Solace International Inc recalls Dermatend Original, mole, wart and skin tag remover, For ext

Recalled Product

Dermatend Original, mole, wart and skin tag remover, For external use only, Ingredient: Distilled Water, Sanguinaria Canadensis, Vegetable Glycerin, Butter of Zinc, Germall Plus, 0.17 OZ (5g) container, Solace International, Inc., Reno, NV 89509, USA

Hazard / Issue

Labeling: Labeling Bears Unapproved Claims; Dermatend is not FDA approved and therefore has not been shown to be safe and effective for the uses suggested in the labeling.

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Distribution: Amazon US and Amazon UK
Lot/Code Info: All lots
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