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FDA Food recall F-1348-2022

Wise Woman Herbals Sleepytime Glycerite

On 2022-06-29 the FDA classified a Class II recall of Wise Woman Herbals Sleepytime Glycerite by Earthlab, citing the microbial test result is found to be out of specification due to high yeast and mold counts.

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AgencyFDA Food
Recall numberF-1348-2022
ClassificationClass II
Statusterminated
Initiated2022-05-11
Published2022-06-29
Last updated2026-09-13 11:50 UTC
CompanyEarthlab
DistributionUS

Product

Wise Woman Herbals Sleepytime Glycerite. Product is liquid and strength is 20% presence in formula. Dosage: 60 drops 1-4 times a day. Product is packaged in Amber Glass Boston Round bottle, Black serrated polypropylene dropper assembly with rubber bulb (2oz only) or Black serrated phenolic lid with polypropylene cone insert(4oz and larger), Clear neck band, Wise Woman Herbals label. Each size has the following UPCs: 2 oz UPC 7 48840 14269 5 4 oz UPC 7 48840 14270 1 8 oz UPC 7 48840 14271 8 16 oz UPC 7 48840 14272 5 32 oz UPC 7 48840 14273 2

Reason

The microbial test result is found to be out of specification due to high yeast and mold counts.

Identifiers

upc7488401426954
upc7488401427018
upc7488401427181
upc7488401427253
upc7488401427322
code_info
2SLGL, 4SLGL, 8SLGL, 16SLGL, 32SLGL. (1st digit indicates package size; SL indicates Sleepytime; GL indicates Glycerite…2SLGL, 4SLGL, 8SLGL, 16SLGL, 32SLGL. (1st digit indicates package size; SL indicates Sleepytime; GL indicates Glycerite). Lots: 17950, 17724, 17648, 17338, 17019, 16963, 16905. Best if Use for each lot: 10/19/23 (for lot 17950); 3/24/23 (for lot 17724); 3/2/23 (for lot 17648); 9/29/22 (for lot 17338); 11/25/21 (for lot 17019); 9/20/21 (for lot 16963); 8/14/21 (for lot 16905).

Status history

No status changes recorded since RecallRadar first saw this recall on 2026-09-13 11:50 UTC. Current status: terminated.

Source

Official record: https://api.fda.gov/food/enforcement.json?search=recall_number:%22F-1348-2022%22

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