|Articles|June 7, 2011

Drug-Marketed Elderberry Juice Seized by FDA

The products were being distributed by Wyldewood Cellars Inc. (Peck, KS).

FDA has seized elderberry juice products being marketed as drugs. The products were being distributed by Wyldewood Cellars Inc. (Peck, KS).

According to the agency, Wyldewood Cellars made claims that the juice concentrates cured, treated, or prevented various diseases, including AIDS, diabetes, and the flu.

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Drug-Marketed Elderberry Juice Seized by FDA

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