10 Day Forecast Capsules Recalled Nationwide
Game Changer Products LLC’s voluntary nationwide recall covers all lots of 10 Day Forecast capsules after testing by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration detected sildenafil and acetaminophen. The company announced the recall on November 12, 2026; an FDA consumer notice had identified both ingredients as absent from the label.
Consumers should discontinue use and dispose of any capsules they still have safely, according to the company’s instructions. Anyone experiencing possible health problems should contact a health care provider. As of the November 12 notice, the company said it had received no adverse-event reports associated with the recall.
No expiration dates or lots are excluded from the recall of the 3,200 mg product, according to the notice. Cards contain either one blue capsule or two and carry UPC 191645852717. Each card also displays its lot identifier and expiration date.
According to Game Changer Products, distribution included its own website, eBay and a single retail store in Minnesota. Sales extended nationwide, including to Puerto Rico, Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, over a period beginning at least as early as October 2021 and ending October 17, 2026.
The recall notice describes sildenafil as a prescription treatment for erectile dysfunction. It states that an interaction with nitrate medicines, such as nitroglycerin, may lower blood pressure to a life-threatening level. People using nitrates to treat cardiac conditions are identified in the notice as being at particular risk.
For acetaminophen, the company notice identifies risks when consumers unknowingly take an additional amount alongside other products containing that ingredient. The possible harms listed include liver damage or failure, anaphylaxis, serious skin reactions and death.
The FDA’s consumer notice, dated October 15, 2026, stated that laboratory testing had confirmed the two unlisted ingredients. The agency advised consumers against purchasing or using 10 Day Forecast.
For recall notifications, Game Changer Products said it was contacting customers through email and messages on eBay. The company said its notification to the Minnesota retailer was being sent by letter.
* This article is based on publicly available information at the time of writing.