HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Department of Health announced Friday that it is recalling certain medical marijuana vape products that it says contain ingredients not approved for inhalation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
"The Department recently conducted a statewide review of all vaporized medical marijuana products containing added ingredients," the Department of Health said. "After finishing this review, the Department has determined that certain vaporized medical marijuana products containing some added ingredients have not been approved for inhalation by the United States Food and Drug Administration."
The department said that while some of the added ingredients may be considered safe in other non-inhaled products, it is issuing the recall because "patient safety is the top priority of the Medical Marijuana Program."
The mandatory recall affects 500 vape products, including names like Curaleaf, Modern Flower, and Moxie Liquid Distillate.
"If you have previously used these recalled products, please consult with the medical professional at the dispensary to help identify which alternative products may be appropriate for you," the Department of Health said in an email sent to all medical marijuana patients statewide. "We are committed to your continued access to safe and effective medical marijuana products."
You can view the full list of the recalled medical marijuana vape products below: