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Private Label Magnesium Citrate Laxative Solutions Recalled

Widespread recall of private label magnesium citrate laxative solution made by Vi-Jon; and potential bacteria contamination prompts Inopak antibacterial soap recall.

OTC private label magnesium citrate laxative solutions made by Vi-Jon Inc. and marketed under national brands, including one in Canada and the brand name marketed by the leading manufacturer of OTC generics, are on recall.

FDA's Oct. 11 recalls database update included information on Vi-Jon recalling nine magnesium citrate oral solution products in lemon flavor and two in cherry flavor on Sept. 23 due to...

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