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Findings/Food/Blueroot Health expands recall of Vital Nutrients Aller-C supplements for undeclared egg, hazelnut, and soy
🍎Blueroot Health Expands Voluntary Allergy Alert on UndeclareFoodMedium ConcernπŸ› Regulatory body

Blueroot Health expands recall of Vital Nutrients Aller-C supplements for undeclared egg, hazelnut, and soy

FDA – Food Safety RecallsApril 30, 20262 min read15 views

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Blueroot Health expanded a voluntary recall of Vital Nutrients Aller-C dietary supplements because they may contain undeclared egg, hazelnut, and soy. These allergens can trigger serious allergic reactions in people with food allergies. If you use this supplement, check your bottle's lot number and stop taking it if it matches the recalled batches.

# Editorial Summary

Blueroot Health has announced an expanded voluntary recall of its Vital Nutrients Aller-C dietary supplements due to the presence of undeclared allergens. The product may contain egg, hazelnut, and soy, common food allergens that are not listed on the package label. This is particularly concerning because people who purchase allergy-relief supplements often do so because they have known allergies or sensitivities, making undeclared allergens especially dangerous for this consumer group.

The recall began with specific product lots (25E04-A and 25E04-B) but has since been expanded, suggesting that the contamination or labeling issue may be more widespread than initially identified. While Blueroot Health initiated this recall voluntarily, the expansion indicates the company discovered additional affected batches during its investigation. For consumers taking this product, the risk is clear: exposure to unlabeled allergens could trigger allergic reactions ranging from mild to severe.

What consumers should do: If you have purchased Vital Nutrients Aller-C supplements, check your bottle to see if it matches the recalled lot numbers. Stop using the product immediately if you own it. Those with known allergies to egg, hazelnut, or soy face the greatest risk. Contact Blueroot Health or speak with your healthcare provider if you've already consumed the product and experienced any allergic symptoms. You can also check the FDA website for updates on this recall, as the scope may continue to change as the investigation progresses.

What you can doAI-generated

  • βœ“Check your Vital Nutrients Aller-C supplement bottle for lot numbers 25E04-A, 25E04-B, or any other lots purchased recently, as the recall has been expanded beyond the initial batches.
  • βœ“Stop taking your Vital Nutrients Aller-C supplement immediately if you have a known allergy or sensitivity to egg, hazelnut, or soy, since these allergens are present in the product but not declared on the label.
  • βœ“Contact Blueroot Health or check their website for the complete list of recalled lot numbers and instructions for returning or disposing of your Vital Nutrients Aller-C supplements safely.
  • βœ“If you have already taken this supplement and experience symptoms like itching, swelling, hives, or difficulty breathing, seek immediate medical attention and inform your healthcare provider that you may have been exposed to undeclared egg, hazelnut, or soy allergens.

Always consult a healthcare professional for personal medical advice.

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FDA – Food Safety Recalls

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ProductBlueroot Health Expands Voluntary Allergy Alert on Undeclare
CategoryFood
SeverityMedium Concern
SourceFDA – Food Safety Recalls
PublishedApril 30, 2026
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