6096. Niagara Therm<HCyclopads and Haiid Units.    (F.D.C. No. 43587.   S. No.
52-640 P.)
QUANTITY :   10 cyclopads and 12 hand units at Minneapolis, Minn.
SHIPPED:   Between8-14-59 and 8-28-59, from Adamaville, Pa.
RESULTS  OF   INVESTIGATION:   The   Thermo-Cyelopad  unit  consisted  of  two.
separate parts: a cushioned pad containing an electric vibrating motor, and a
"heating element.  The hand unit consisted of a vibrating electric motor within
a lightweight tubular-shaped housing.
LIBELED:    10-13-59, Dist. Min.
CHARGE: 502(f) (1)-while held for sale, the labeling of the article failed to
bear adequate directions for use as a treatment for relieving muscle spasms
that surround the capillaries; relaxing spastic muscles through its penetrating
action; improving drculation to allay aches and pains of all types of nervous-
ness; relieving arthritis, bursitis, and rheumatism'; for weight reducing, and
to break down fatty cells in the body; giving health if used every day; and
for use in polio; centers and as hospital therapy equipment, which were the
purposes and conditions for which the salesman, Clyde Dodd, orally offered
the product at the Minnesota State Fair booth on 9-2-59.
DISPOSITION : 11-25-59. Default-delivered to the Food and Drug Adminis-
tration.
DRUGS FOR VETERINARY USE