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Posted by catelyn
- November 15, 2020, 09:05:12 PMAnnoying. The stupid small labels are well stupid.
Posted by spacecanada
- November 15, 2020, 04:11:40 PMThings like this, and adding a priority allergen no less, just make me ask ‘why?’
We have had several safe products become unsafe in the past two or three years.
We have had several safe products become unsafe in the past two or three years.
Posted by YouKnowWho
- November 15, 2020, 02:48:43 PMFlinstones Vitamins with Iron
We don't generally do vitamins but when DS1 seems to be more tired (teen boy, 15), we would give Flinstones Vitamins with Iron. I ordered a new bottle early on during shelter in place orders but we were still working on old bottle. Opened new bottle in August and DS1 has had a handful. But he has also been dealing with periodic issues of feeling like he had ingested an allergen. Never an outright clear reaction but feeling borderline off. Given food supply issues, I wondered if it was shared lines that were not being labeled.
Last night my daughter is reading vitamin bottle at the dinner table - in the smallest writing, says it contains wheat. Apparently they were reformulated in February 2020 and while the wheat risk is small per company, I disagree. And the labeling made it almost impossible to read.
We don't generally do vitamins but when DS1 seems to be more tired (teen boy, 15), we would give Flinstones Vitamins with Iron. I ordered a new bottle early on during shelter in place orders but we were still working on old bottle. Opened new bottle in August and DS1 has had a handful. But he has also been dealing with periodic issues of feeling like he had ingested an allergen. Never an outright clear reaction but feeling borderline off. Given food supply issues, I wondered if it was shared lines that were not being labeled.
Last night my daughter is reading vitamin bottle at the dinner table - in the smallest writing, says it contains wheat. Apparently they were reformulated in February 2020 and while the wheat risk is small per company, I disagree. And the labeling made it almost impossible to read.