Posts Tagged ‘Nevada’
FDA Alert: Florida Company’s Dietary Supplement Recalled for Containing Prescription Drug Ingredients
STOP CLOPEZ CORP is voluntarily recalling one lot of Schwinnng capsules to the consumer level. FDA analysis has found the Schwinnng products to contain Nortadalafil. Nortadalafil is an active drug ingredient known for the treatment of male erectile dysfunction. The presence of Nortadalafil in Schwinnng capsules makes it an unapproved new drug for which the safety and efficacy have not been established and, therefore subject to recall.
[...]A dealer on social media killed someone in Nevada, too.
The death of a Nevada resident who took a fake pill from an alleged Snapchat dealer brings PSM’s tally of states with deaths tied to the platform to 13. It’s indicative of a problem across the whole internet.
[...]Nevada Woman Admits To Selling Counterfeit Fentanyl Pills That Killed
The U.S. Department of Justice announced a guilty plea from Tianna Cordova in a Nevada case. Cordova admitted to selling drugs, including the counterfeit pill made with fentanyl that killed 26-year-old Christina Kuerner…
[...]Nevada Woman Charged With Selling Fake Fentanyl Pill That Killed A 26-Year-Old
A Henderson, Nevada woman has been charged in federal court for allegedly selling the counterfeit oxycodone pills made with fentanyl that killed 26-year-old Christiana Kuerner on March 14, 2017. Assistant Special Agent in Charge Daniel Neill of the DEA said fentanyl seizures are increasing in the southern part of the state, with 20,000-30,000 pills being found at a time…
[...]Nevada
The Deadly Counterfeit Drug Trade Thrives in Nevada Download our December 2019 PDF Download our information sheet about counterfeit drug activity in Nevada and consult the updates below. State incident summaries July – December 2022 Counterfeit News in NevadaDrug trafficker re-arrested in Elko, fentanyl and cash foundOctober 28, 20243-year-old overdoses on fentanyl after mother's Mexico…
[...]Fake Online Pharmacy Owner Pleads Guilty to Selling Fake Medicines
The U.S. Department of Justice announced that Kelly Luanne Schaible pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of wire fraud and one count of introduction of misbranded medical devices into interstate commerce. Schaible operated numerous websites that sold $2.3 million in non FDA-approved and misbranded Botox and Juvederm…
[...]Importing drugs harms Americans’ safety: MacMenamin
Liz MacMenamin’s editorial was published in the Reno Gazette Journal on November 1, 2017. MacMenamin is is vice president of government affairs for the Retail Association of Nevada…
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