6610. Coldene Vitamin Tonic with Iron. (F.D.C. No. 44918. S. No. 7-501 R.) 
QUANTITY : 600 cases of 12 individually cartoned 8-oz. btls. at Norwood, Mass. 
SHIPPED :   11-2-59 and 11-3-59, from New York, N.Y., by Mary Scott Rowland,
Ltd.
LABEL IN PART: (Btl. and ctn.) "Coldene Vitamin Tonic with Iron * * * giv- 
ing therapeutic amounts of vitamins important to supplement the diet of 
those in run-down conditions. Especially indicated for use in convalescence 
from colds, flu and similar illness.   Each fluid oz.  (2 Tablespoonfuls) eon-
tains: * * * Riboflavin (B2) 4 mg. * * * Pharma-Craft Corporation, Distrs.
Cranbury, N.J." 
ACCOMPANYING LABELING:   Leaflet in carton entitled  "Coldene Liquid Cold
Medicine." 
RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION:   Examination showed that portions of the article
contained approximately 70 percent of the declared amount of riboflavin.
LIBELED:    &-26-60, Dist. Mass.
CHARGE: 502(a)-when shipped and while held for sale, the labeling of the 
article contained false and misleading representations that the article was 
adequate and effective as a preventive of and treatment for rundown condi- 
tions and for use in convalescence from colds, flu and similar ailments; and 
502(a)-the name of the article "Coldene Vitamin Tonic with Iron" and the 
label statement "A therapeutic tonic" were false and misleading as applied 
to a product which was not a vitamin tonic since it contained the vitamin 
B grouping with methionine and not vitamins in general.
The article was alleged also to be adulterated and misbranded under the 
provisions of the law applicable to foods, as reported in notices of judgment 
on foods.
DISPOSITION :   5-15-61.   Consent-destruction.