Vitamin Gummies Recalled Over Undeclared Peanut Allergen Risk – These are the affected products and lots across the U.S.

If you recently bought vitamin gummies to improve your health, please pay attention. There’s a new recall that you need to know about. Vita Warehouse Corp. has issued a voluntary recall of various bestselling vitamin B12 gummy products over an extremely serious health risk—undeclared peanut allergens. Let me walk you through all of the information you need in order to stay safely informed.

 Why does this matter so much

Peanuts are an extremely powerful allergen for the majority of people. Should you be allergic to peanuts, or whoever you care about is—do not take it lightly. An allergy varies from a rash and tingling in your mouth and lips to something quite more serious, anaphylactic shock. Anaphylactic shock may lead to labored breathing, swelling of the face and the neck, and alteration in blood pressure. If you or your family member starts experiencing these symptoms, you must seek medical help immediately. 

Peanuts are the leading trigger for anaphylactic reactions. That is no small miracle when foods do not have correct labels and people with peanut allergies inadvertently ingest them.

Affected brands and lots— Check your vitamins carefully

The following are the products involved in this recall. Check your bottles immediately against the following list:

✅ Welby® 1000 mcg, 140-count vitamin B12 gummies — green, red, and white packaging (UPC: 4099100290868)

✅ Berkley Jensen® 1000 mcg, 250-count vitamin B12 gummies — red and pink packaging (UPC: 888670132487)

✅ VitaGlobe™ Extra Strength 60-count vitamin B12 gummies—red and white packaging (UPC: 850005214670)

All of these products are packaged in clear bottles with white caps. The affected batches all bear Lot Number 248046601 and expiration dates of October 2026.

If you find that you have these products at home, please stop using them immediately and properly dispose of them or return them to the store where you bought them for a full refund.

Where were these vitamins sold

This recall covers products that were distributed across the USA, including physical ALDI and BJ’s locations and online platforms, such as the companies’ websites and Amazon.

Vita Warehouse Corp. wants to be clear that no other products under these brands are affected — this recall is limited to the batches we’re talking about here.

Company statement and next actions

Vita Warehouse Corp. did so voluntarily “out of an abundance of caution to ensure consumer safety and confidence.” The FDA explained in a statement that it monitors and follows up on these voluntary recalls and makes companies follow the proper procedures for warning the public.

If you have any questions or require more information, you can call Vita Warehouse’s consumer hotline at 1-855-214-0100, Monday to Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM EST.

Final thoughts — Your health comes first

Your safety and well-being are most important. If you possess these products, please inspect them right away and discard or return them. If you or someone around you is experiencing the signs of an allergic reaction, seek immediate medical attention. Being alert and informed is paramount, and we can guide you through it safely.

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