28294. All-In-One capsules.    (F.D.C. No. 44558.   S. No. 28-918 R.) 
QUANTITY :   5 cases of 72   80-capsule ctns., and 3 cases of 36   160-capsule Kans.,
at St. Paul, Minn. 
SHIPPED :   2-2-60, from West Hempstead, N.T., by John H. Mathis, Inc. 
LABEL IN PART:    (Ctn.)  "All-In-One Capsules   A Dietary Supplement * * *
Each capsule contains * * * Packed for and Distributed by State Pharmacal
Co., Chicago 1, Ill." 
ACCOMPANYING LABELING :   Leaflet entitled "The Story of AU-In-One Capsules." 
LIBELED :    5-2-60, Dist. Minn.
CHARGE: 403(a)—when shipped, the name of the article "All-In-One Capsules" 
and the accompanying labeling were false and misleading in representing that 
the article contained all nutrients required in human nutrition and in signifi- 
cant amounts; and (labeling only) that the article would supply significant 
amounts of protein material to its consumer; and that it was a blend of 
dietary supplements which were essential in good health; 403(a)—the label 
statement "The need for * * * niacinamide and pyridoxine in human nutri- 
tion has not yet been established" was false and misleading since the need for 
such substances in human nutrition had been established; 403(a)—the label
statements "Malt diastase 25.00 mg." and "with * * * Digestive Ferments," 
represented that the article, as a special dietary food, would supply signifi- 
cant amounts of malt diastase and digestive ferments to promote digestion, 
which statements were false and misleading since the addition of enzymes 
to the diet was of no value for special dietary food purposes; and 403(j)— 
the article purported to be and was represented as a food for special dietary 
uses by reason of its vitamin content and its label failed to bear, as required 
by regulations, a statement of the proportion of the minimum daily require- 
ment for niacinamide supplied by such food when consumed during a period 
of one day.
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. 6764. 
DISPOSITION : On 6-3-60, John H. Mathis, Inc., filed a claim and answer. On 
5-23-61, the action came on for hearing before the court, and there was no 
appearance on behalf of any claimant. On 1-15-62, the article was ordered 
condemned and destroyed.