Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber Lawsuit | Get the Right Lawyer

What’s the problem?

The following products may be contaminated with salmonella, according to an FDA Health Alert [1]:

Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber (powder, 1 lb. bags) UPC 890523000720

• Lot # 62.19 / 1 # 52.1 Best if used by 10/7/21
• Lot # 62.19 / 2 # 52.1 Best if used by 10/7/21

Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber (powder, 1 lb. bags) UPC 890523000720

• Lot # 64.19 / 2 # 52.1 Best if used by 10/21/21
• Lot # 64.19 / 3 # 52.1 Best if used by 10/21/21

Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber (powder, 1 lb. bags) UPC 890523000720

• Lot # 65.19 / 1 # 52.1 Best if used by 10/24/21
• Lot # 65.19 / 2 # 52.1 Best if used by 10/24/21

Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber (powder, 2 lb. bags) UPC:890523000843

• Lot # 64.19 / 2 * 2Lb # 52.1 Best if used by 10/21/21

Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber (capsules, 120 count) UPC 890523000867

• Lot # 23.19.1C120 # 02 Best if used by 10/7/21
• Lot # 23.19.2C120 # 02 Best if used by 10/7/21
• Lot # 23.19.3C120 # 02 Best if used by 10/7/21

The problem was found when the FDA collected a sample of senna leaves powder, an ingredient used to make Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber, that tested positive for 3 types of salmonella, including Salmonella Gaminara, Salmonella Kentucky, and Salmonella Oranienburg.

Consumers who have any of the above products should not use them, and contact their doctor if they are experiencing symptoms of food poisoning. To date, no salmonella infections or other illnesses have been linked to these products.

Salmonella Symptoms

Signs and symptoms of a salmonella infection include:

• Nausea
• Diarrhea
• Vomiting
• Fever
• Stomach cramps

These symptoms typically begin 6 hours to 6 days after ingestion of bacteria and last 4 to 7 days, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) [2].

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FAQs

What role does the FDA play in Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber lawsuits?

The FDA regulates food products and supplements like Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber. If the FDA issued warnings, safety alerts, or recalls related to the product, this information could be used as evidence in a lawsuit to support claims that the product was unsafe or improperly labeled.

What are the potential outcomes of a Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber lawsuit?

Potential outcomes of a Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber lawsuit include a financial settlement, a court judgment awarding damages to the plaintiff, or, in some cases, the dismissal of the case if the evidence is insufficient. Successful lawsuits may also lead to changes in product labeling, warnings, or manufacturing practices.

Can a settlement be reached in a Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber lawsuit?

Yes, settlements are often reached in Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber lawsuits to avoid the uncertainty and expense of a trial. A settlement typically involves the manufacturer agreeing to compensate the plaintiff for their injuries, often without admitting liability.

What should I do if I discover that Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber was recalled after I used it?

If you discover that Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber was recalled after you used it, stop using the product immediately and consult with a healthcare provider if you experience any symptoms. Keep the product and packaging as evidence, and contact a lawyer to discuss your legal options.

Do I Have a Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber Lawsuit?

The Food Poisoning Litigation Group at our law firm is an experienced team of trial lawyers that focus on the representation of plaintiffs in Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber lawsuits. We are handling individual litigation nationwide and currently accepting new salmonella cases in all 50 states.

If you or a loved one got sick after using Nopalina Flax Seed Fiber, you should contact our law firm immediately. You may be entitled to a settlement by filing a lawsuit and we can help.