713-928-2355
Menu
  • Home
  • Practice Areas
    • Personal Injury and Dangerous Devices
      • Philips® CPAP Recall
      • Knee Implant Failure
      • Elbow Implant Failure
      • Shoulder Replacement Lawsuit
      • 3M Earplug Lawsuit
    • Drug Injury
      • Purdue Opioid Claim
      • Invokana © and other SGLT2 Drugs Risk of Fournier Gangrene
      • Invokana® Increased Risk of Leg and Foot Amputations
      • Shingles Vaccine Lawsuit Zostavax®
    • Birth Injury
      • Depakote®
      • Dilantin®
      • Paxil®
      • Zofran®
      • Zoloft®
  • Maritime Injury
  • Buffalo Bayou or SJ River Claim
  • About
    • Victor Longo
  • Testimonials
  • Blog
  • Contact Us
Home / Uncategorized / FDA warns consumers not to purchase or use...

FDA warns consumers not to purchase or use weight loss product Alli

  • Home

FDA Drug Safety Communication Concerning Weight Loss Product Alli

From the FDA – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is alerting consumers that GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) is withdrawing all lots of its weight loss product Alli from the U.S. market because some packages were tampered disclaimer icon with and may contain other kinds of pills. GSK is voluntarily initiating this national market withdrawal to protect consumers from purchasing tampered product.

FDA advises consumers not to purchase Alli at this time. Consumers who have purchased Alli should check the capsules inside the bottle to ensure that they are authentic. Alli is a turquoise blue capsule with a dark blue band imprinted with the text “60 Orlistat.” These tampering incidents include bottles without labels, broken safety seals, and bottles containing pills other than Alli.

Consumers who have concerns about the product they have purchased should not use it and call GSK at 800-671-2554.

FDA is working with GSK to investigate these tampering incidents. Consumers have reported purchasing tampered products at retail stores in Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, New York, North Carolina, and Texas.

Report Tampering

FDA has not received any reports of adverse events related to Alli. If consumers think they may have taken tampered Alli, they should contact their health care professional. FDA asks health care professionals and consumers to report any tampered product or adverse reactions to the FDA’s MedWatch program:

Complete and submit the report online at www.fda.gov/medwatch/report.htm

LikeBox

Phone: 713-928-2355
Fax: 1-713-923-1043
5728 Hood Street
Houston, TX 77023
Disclaimer/Warning This site is a public resource for general information. Nothing in this website should be considered legal advice. Communications by you through this website do not establish an attorney-client relationship. Our professional obligations require that before accepting any new client, we must determine whether any conflicts exist with current or former clients. To inquire about legal representation, please call or email us. An attorney-client relationship will not be created by placing a call or sending an email. Any medical decision is important. You should not stop taking any prescribed medication unless advised to do so by your doctor. Consult your doctor before making any medical decision and do not rely upon this website in making any medical decision. Attorney licensed in Texas. Attorney not certified by the Boards of Legal Specialization in any state. Not all states have board certifications. Attorney Victor Longo is responsible for the content of this advertisement. Representation is not available in all states and Longo Legal, PLLC is not accepting cases in all states. Longo Legal, PLLC may associate with other law firms in other states and jurisdictions as required. Cases will likely be referred to other lawyers for handling. © Copyright 2016 Longo Legal