Joint pain supplement recalled nationwide over lead concerns
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In Tampa, Florida, a popular joint pain supplement has been pulled from the market due to excessive lead content, as reported by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration on Monday.

Navafresh, operated by Handelnine Global Limited, issued a recall for two batches of its Rheumacare capsules. This action follows FDA findings that these batches contained lead quantities surpassing safety thresholds.

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