Drucker Labs, LP
FEI 3008204695 · 1600 Capital Ave Ste 100, Plano, Texas, 75074, United States
1 warning letter on record
Per FDA, as of 2026-10-31 · Sources: FDA Data Dashboard, Import Alerts, Enforcement Reports
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Import alerts
0
Import refusals (5 years)
0
Warning letters
1
Last FDA action
2026-08-21
2 months ago
FDA record
- 2026-08-21InspectionFDA inspection · Classification: Voluntary Action Indicated (VAI)Project area: Foodborne Biological HazardsFDA source
- 2026-08-21InspectionFDA inspection · Classification: Voluntary Action Indicated (VAI)Project area: Food Composition, Standards, Labeling and EconFDA source
- 2023-12-06InspectionFDA inspection · Classification: No Action Indicated (NAI)Project area: Food Composition, Standards, Labeling and EconFDA source
- 2023-12-06InspectionFDA inspection · Classification: No Action Indicated (NAI)Project area: Foodborne Biological HazardsFDA source
- 2020-02-20InspectionFDA inspection · Classification: No Action Indicated (NAI)Project area: Food Composition, Standards, Labeling and EconFDA source
- 2020-02-20InspectionFDA inspection · Classification: Voluntary Action Indicated (VAI)Project area: Foodborne Biological HazardsFDA source
- 2017-07-26InspectionFDA inspection · Classification: Voluntary Action Indicated (VAI)Project area: Foodborne Biological HazardsFDA source
- 2017-07-26InspectionFDA inspection · Classification: Voluntary Action Indicated (VAI)Project area: Food Composition, Standards, Labeling and EconFDA source
- 2014-09-05InspectionFDA inspection · Classification: No Action Indicated (NAI)Project area: Food Composition, Standards, Labeling and EconFDA source
- 2013-12-20Warning letterFDA Warning Letter (CFSAN)FDA source
- 2012-08-13RecallRecall F-2126-2012 · Class 2 · After extensive testing and investigation, Drucker Labs has determined that an incorrect form of Vitamin B3, Nicotinic Acid, was used in the manufacturing of intraKID Lot 658. This nutrient may cause a temporary symptom in a small number of consumers. This symptom, commonly known as Niacin Flush, may include itching, redness, or warmth of the skin. This typically subsides within 15 20 minutintraKID Lot 658 with a Best By date of 12/12, 33 oz and 2 oz bottlesSource: FDA Enforcement Reports
- 2012-07-13InspectionFDA inspection · Classification: Official Action Indicated (OAI)Project area: Food Composition, Standards, Labeling and EconFDA source