3140. Misbranding  of Arnold  Eqwerm  Powder.   U.  S.  v. 66 Jars   *   *   *.
(F. D. C. No. 28722.    Sample No. 1286-K.)
LIBEL FILED:   February 20,1950, Southern District of Florida.
ALLEGED SHIPMENT: On or about June 21, 1949, by Arnold Laboratories, from
New Castle, Ind.
PRODUCT :   66   1-pound jars of Arnold Eqwerm Powder at Miami, Fla.
LABEL, IN PAST: "Arnold Eqwerm Powder Contains: Arsenic Trioxide
. . . 2? Powdered Worm. Seed . . . 4? Tobacco Powder ... 5? Pow-
dered Areca Nut ... 10? Copper Sulfate, Sodium Chloride, Iron Sulfate,
Calcium Phosphate."
NATURE OF CHARGE: Misbranding, Section 502 (a), certain statements in the
labeling of the article were false and misleading since they represented and
suggested that the article was effective as a worm powder and was effective to
reduce the intestinal infestations of ascarids and strongyles of horses and
mules, whereas the article was not effective for such purposes.
DISPOSITION :   June 8, 1950.   Default decree of forfeiture and destruction.
INDEXES TO NOTICES OF JUDGMENT D. D. N. J. NOS, 3121 to 3140
PRODUCTS
N. J. No.
Adhesive bandages
   3134
Amytal tablets
   3122
Angelica root
   3128
Arnold Eqwerm Powder?   3140
Bandages and dressings?   3134
Carbrital capsules
   3123
Chorionic gonadotropin?3130-3132
Coltsfoot leaves
   3128
Devices
3135, 3136, 131B8
Dia-Ton
   3139
and
J. No.
Dressings.   See   Bandag
dressings.
Eqwerm Powder, Arnold?   3140
Folamin
   3129
Foot Balm, Gold-N-Medal?   3127
Gold-N-Medal Foot Balm?   3127
Gonadotropin,  chorionic?3130-3132
Injection preparations.   See Pa-
renteral drugs, contaminated.
Jalap root?;
   3128
1 (3138) Permanent injunction issued.