date:Apr 18, 2017
two years of age.
Some of those products are made to contain a very small amount of belladonna and other ingredients. According to the FDA, such low levels would not be readily detected by evenly highly sensitive testing methods, including those used by FDA at its laboratories. Therefore, FDA analysis should not have found any detectable belladonna in these products.
Ms. Meyer told Food Poisoning Bulletin in October 2016 that the FDA has investigated more than 400 reports of adverse events as