Ivanka Trump Marks LLC owns the mark "Ivanka Trump" in China, Reg. No. 23308695, for coffins. The cradle-to-grave registration also includes bumper guards for cribs and baby pillows. The application was filed March 28, 2017, and registration issued May 7, 2018.

It's a family affair; Donald Trump, individually, has Chinese registrations for coffins —
and identity bracelets for hospitals. ...

Sunday to the church’s Facebook page, senior pastor Luke Barnett claimed that the church had installed air purifiers that “kill 99.9 percent of COVID in 10 minutes.” Standing shoulder to shoulder with the church’s chief operations officer, Brendon Zastrow, Barnett explains that the church contracted with a local company called CleanAir EXP to install the purifiers. “When you come into our auditorium, 99 percent of COVID is gone, killed—if it was there in the first place,” Barnett says in the clip. “You can know when you come here you’ll be safe and protected. Thank God for great technology and thank God for being proactive.” Neither man wears a mask as they talk.

The video was later removed from the church’s Facebook page. “We understand there is recent confusion around the claims made by one of our customers around our laboratory testing,” the CEO of CleanAir EXP, Tim Bender, said in an email statement. “Our patented technology leads to a 99.9% elimination of airborne coronavirus surrogates. We do not, however, eliminate COVID-19 at this time.” [/divhttps://slate.com/human-interest/2020/06/dream-city-church-phoenix-trump-young-americans-air-purifiers-covid.html

Thursday, Lupin Pharmaceuticals announced its recall of Metformin Hydrochloride Extended-Release Tablets after the FDA found the Type 2 diabetes medicine exceeded standards for NDMA.
Though NDMA (N-Nitrosodimethylamine) occurs naturally in many foods, the FDA has a limit on how much should be ingested daily because it’s classified as a “probable human carcinogen.” The FDA said earlier this month it had asked five companies to voluntarily recall its Metformin after testing turned up too much NDMA.

Apotex, Amneal, Teva and Marksans Pharma previously pulled their Metformin extended release tablets. Lupin completes the list with its recall of 500 mg tablets, lot No. G901203, with an expiration date of 12/2020. The NDC numbers on the label is No. 68180-336-07.

Those taking Metformin should keep taking it until deciding on another treatment with your doctor or pharmacist. Advice from the FDA for Metformin patients can be found on the FDA’s website as well as a place to report problems with this or any other drug.

Anyone in the drug chain from wholesalers down to consumers should call Inmar Rx Solutions at 855-532-1856 to return recalled Metformin or to get questions about this recall answered.


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