2674L 7 Eleven Health tablets.    (F.D.C. No. 42823.    S. No. 36-125 P.) 
QUANTITY :   2 metal containers containing about 28,000 tablets at Philadelphia,
Pa., in possession of Service Industries. 
SHIPPED :   1-15-59, from San Pedro, Calif.
LABEL IN PART: (Metal container) "20,000 Brewers Yeast, Alfalfa & Kelp 
(Special) Tablets"; (btl. label) "7 Eleven Mineral, Vitamin and Protein 
Health Tablets Each tablet 8.5 Grain Net Weight * * * Vitamin Com- 
ponents * * * Mg. Per Tablet Riboflavin 0.0096 Niacin * * * 0.1538 Chlo- 
ride 1.1100   Carotene * * * 0.0040   Pantothenic Acid * * * 0.0755   Thiamine
* * * 0.0232 Pyridoxine * * * 0.0090 Betaine * * * 0.2176 Biotin * * * 
0.0002 Inositol 0.9060 Minodione * * * 0.0024 Alpha Tocopherol * * * 
0.0532 Xanthophylls * * * 0.0480 Choline * * * 1.1100 * * * Total Vitamin 
Components * * * 3.7225 Protein (Amino Acids) Components * * * Mg. 
Per Tablet Arginine 10.747 Cystine * * * 2.835 Histidine 5.478 Isoleucine 
11.884 Lysine 14.914 Lexicine 15.200 Methionine 4.686 Phenylalanine 8.732 
Threonine 10.280 Tyrosine 9.092 Tryptophane 2.718 Valine 9.328 Glutamic 
Acid 20.240 Glycine 13.866 * * * Total Protein * * * Components in each 
7/Eleven Tablet 140.00 Mineral Components * * * Total Per Tablet Calcium
* * * 4.94 -Phosphorus * * * 3.58 Iron * * * 0.365 Potassium * * * 7.04 
Magnesium * * * 1.93    Manganese * * * 0.94   Iodine * * * 0.37    Sodium
* * * 5.80 Chloride * * * 22.12 Sulphur * * * 2^40 * * * Total Mineral 
Components * * * 49.485 Total U.S.P. Units of all three components for 
Dietary Supplement=64.175  Directions * * * A Product of Service Industries
* * * Philadelphia 34, Pa."
ACCOMPANYING LABELING: Pamphlets entitled "7/Eleven Multiple Mineral, 
Vitamin and Protein Tablets" and a number of loose bottle labels.
RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION : The tablets in the metal containers were to be 
packed into bottles labeled as described above. The bottle labels and the 
pamphlets were prepared and printed by the dealer for use in promoting sales 
of the tablets.
LIBELED :    2-11-59, E. Dist. Pa.
CHARGE: 403(a)—while held for sale, the labeling of the article, namely, the 
above-mentioned bottle labels and pamphlets, contained false and misleading 
representations that the article contained substantially significant amounts 
of various vitamins, minerals, and proteins; that the total constituents of 
the article could be measured in terms of units of the U.S. Pharmacopeia; 
and that the article had nutritional properties which would: prevent and 
correct all illness and poor health; generate health, pep, energy, virile 
strength and vigor; prevent deficiency diseases; supply the requirements 
for basic and essential nutrition; and prevent infection, old age, fatigue and 
disease; and 403(3)—the article purported to be and was represented as a food 
for special dietary uses by reason of its vitamin, mineral, and protein content, 
and its label failed to bear, as required by regulations, a statement of the 
dietary properties upon which such dietary uses were based.
The libel alleged also that the article was misbranded under the provisions 
of the law applicable to drugs, as reported in notices of judgment on drugs 
and devices, No. 6067.
DISPOSITION :   1-4-60.   Default—destruction.