Candies that caused sickness and possible fatalities are being removed from shelves.

The news has been buzzing about the recent investigation by the Food and Drug Administration into microdosing candies created by Diamond Shruumz. In light of this, the FDA has advised the public to steer clear of all products manufactured by the company. And to add to this, the company itself has issued a recall after reports of 36 hospitalizations and a possible death linked to their products across 36 different states.

The Miami Herald reported that Prophet Premium Blends, the parent company of Diamond Shruumz, wasted no time in heeding the FDA's warning. On June 27, they announced a recall of all their products. In a statement on their website, the company expressed concern over reports of consumers falling ill after consuming the candy bars and other products containing higher levels of Muscimol than usual. As they work hand in hand with the FDA to investigate the cause of these alarming side effects, they have initiated a RECALL and ceased production and distribution of all Diamond Shruumz products. They have also advised retailers and wholesalers to immediately stop selling and distributing the products, quarantine them, and contact their sales representative for returns and refunds.

According to the FDA, the symptoms reported by those affected include seizures, loss of consciousness, confusion, sleepiness, high and low blood pressure, abnormal heart rates, agitation, nausea, and vomiting. Despite the company's warning to retailers to remove the products from shelves, the FDA has cautioned that as of July 16, some products were still being sold.

To make matters worse, between July 9 and July 16, there were approximately 10 new cases reported, despite the recall being in effect. The FDA is working hand in hand with the National Association of Convenience Stores and the National Smoke Shop Association to spread awareness about the recall. They are adamant that all Diamond Shruumz products have been recalled and should not be available for sale. They have also advised consumers not to purchase or consume any of these products. And if anyone happens to come across a store still selling the recalled products, they can report it to the FDA.

To make amends, the company is offering a full refund to customers who have purchased any of their products. They are also urging anyone who may have bought the recalled items to either dispose of them or return them to Premium Prophet Blends. And for those who have fallen ill after consuming these products, the FDA has provided a hotline number (800-222-1222) for them to call for assistance.

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