If you or someone you care about purchased Bariatric Fusion iron-containing multivitamins in non child-resistant bottles and a child accessed them, suffering poisoning or near-poisoning, you may be entitled to compensation through a product liability lawsuit.
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Table Of Contents
- What’s the Problem?
- Latest Fusion Bariatric Vitamin Updates
- Fusion Bariatric Vitamin Statistics
- Regulatory & Health Safety Requirements
- Possible Injuries & Side Effects
- Do You Qualify for a Fusion Bariatric Vitamin Recall Lawsuit?
- Recall Details Summary
- Statute of Limitations
- Frequently Asked Questions
- References
What’s the Problem?
On September 11, 2025, Blueroot Health issued a recall for about 4,700 bottles of Bariatric Fusion iron multivitamins manufactured by VitaQuest International because their caps are not child-resistant, violating the Poison Prevention Packaging Act, and posing risk of serious injury or death from iron poisoning if young children ingest the contents.
The recalled items include “High ADEK Multivitamin” capsules (90-count and 270-count bottles) and “One Per Day” bariatric multivitamin capsules (90-count), all with 45 mg of iron, sold online via Amazon, bariatricfusion.com, and other websites from January through June 2025.
Although no actual poisoning incidents have been reported, the hazard is severe enough that parents must recognize the danger and that legal claims may arise based on failure to meet mandatory safety standards, endangering child safety.
We are not aware of any lawsuits filed yet, but we are investigating possible claims involving child poisoning risks, medical monitoring, emotional distress, replacement or recall costs, and other damages tied to this non-compliant packaging defect.
Latest Fusion Bariatric Vitamin Updates
- September 11, 2025 – CPSC announces recall of about 4,700 bottles of Bariatric Fusion multivitamins (High ADAK and One Per Day varieties) because bottles with smooth caps lacking the required push-down-and-turn child-resistant tops violate federal packaging safety rules [1]
- September 11, 2025 – Recall covers lots 0066J4, 0065J4, 0453B5, and 0370B5; sold between January and June 2025 at various online retailers for prices between $23 and $57 [1]
- September 11, 2025 – Manufacturer and distributor are offering free replacement child-resistant caps and instructions to secure current bottles away from children [1]
Fusion Bariatric Vitamin Statistics
- Products recalled – Bariatric Fusion iron multivitamins (High ADEK and One Per Day varieties)
- Dosage strength – 45 mg of iron per bottle
- Bottle sizes – 90-count High ADEK, 270-count High ADEK, 90-count One Per Day
- Lot numbers – 0066J4, 0065J4, 0453B5, 0370B5
- Units affected – ~4,700 bottles in total
- Retail period – Sold from January 2025 through June 2025
- Retailers – Amazon, bariatricfusion.com, other online outlets
- Reported incidents – None reported as of recall notice
Regulatory & Health Safety Requirements
Under the Poison Prevention Packaging Act (PPPA), any over-the-counter product containing iron must be sold in child-resistant packaging to prevent accidental ingestion by young children.
Caps on the recalled bottles lack the “push down & turn” or equivalent mechanisms, and are smooth tops, which means a child may open them easily, exposing themselves to a toxic dose of iron.
Iron poisoning can lead to severe vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, metabolic acidosis, organ failure, or even death, making these non-compliant bottles especially dangerous when young children gain access.
Possible Injuries & Side Effects
The health risks posed by iron ingestions are serious, especially for children under 6 years old. Possible consequences include:
- Acute iron toxicity – vomiting, nausea, diarrhea, lethargy, rapid breathing, potential organ damage
- Delayed symptoms – metabolic acidosis, liver damage, shock in severe cases
- Psychological trauma – anxiety, fear or guilt after a child exposure or near-miss event
Do You Qualify for a Fusion Bariatric Vitamin Recall Lawsuit?
- You bought Bariatric Fusion multivitamins from the recalled lot numbers (0066J4, 0065J4, 0453B5, 0370B5) during the sold period
- The bottle had a smooth cap without the required child-resistant “push down & turn” mechanism
- A child consumed or accessed the supplement or you incurred medical evaluation costs, disposal or safety remediation costs, or emotional distress
- You have documentation—purchase receipts, photographs of the bottle and cap, or communication from manufacturer and distributor
Evidence Required
- Photos of bottle with visible lot number and cap style
- Proof of purchase (online order, receipt, invoices)
- Medical records if child was exposed or treated
- Receipts or documentation for any costs (replacement caps, medical care, safe disposal)
- Any communication with Blueroot Health or VitaQuest regarding the recall
Damages You Can Recover
- Costs of medical evaluation or treatment related to iron ingestion
- Replacement or disposal of unsafe bottles and purchase of child-resistant caps
- Emotional distress damages for risk or exposure
- Lost income or expenses related to recovery or care
- Punitive damages in jurisdictions that allow them if gross negligence or regulatory violations are shown
Recall Details Summary
- Recall date – September 11, 2025
- Violation – Iron-containing multivitamins in bottles lacking child-resistant caps; violation of PPPA
- Products – Bariatric Fusion High ADEK and One Per Day iron multivitamins
- Lot codes – 0066J4, 0065J4, 0453B5, 0370B5
- Units – About 4,700 bottles
- Retail period – January through June 2025
- Remedy – Free replacement cap; store the bottles securely; contact Blueroot Health for instructions
Statute of Limitations
Time to file claims varies by jurisdiction, typically between one and four years from the date of injury or discovery. Some states provide extended deadlines for minors or delayed symptoms. Acting promptly ensures better chance of preserving evidence and maintaining eligibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I confirm if my vitamins are recalled? – Check bottle lot code and cap type: look for smooth cap top lacking “push down & turn.”
- What should I do if I still have the bottle? – Keep it out of reach of children; contact company to receive a compliant child-resistant cap.
- Has any child been harmed yet? – None reported in the recall notice.
- Do I need the receipt to file a claim? – Yes, but photographs and complementary proof may help if receipt is unavailable.
- Does accepting the remedy bar a lawsuit? – Not necessarily; legal rights may still be preserved depending on state law.
References
- https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/Blueroot-Health-Recalls-Bottles-of-Bariatric-Fusion-Iron-Multivitamins-Due-to-Risk-of-Serious-Injury-or-Death-from-Child-Poisoning-Violates-Mandatory-Standard-for-Child-Resistant-Packaging-Manufactured-by-VitaQuest-International