This info first came out a few months ago. I immediately bought three large bottles of it. I actually take two a day as a hepatoprotective because of something else I have to take.

From my post of Feb. 18:

https://www.drugwatcher.org/is-nac-being-taken-off-the-market/

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Is NAC Being Taken Off the Market?
February 18, 2022/ Erica Davies

NAC (N-acetyl cysteine) is an antioxidant that is commonly used in dietary supplements. NAC supplements have been around for several decades. In fact, in 2021, an estimated 1,468 products contain NAC, according to the Dietary Label Supplement Database from the NIH’s Office of Dietary Supplements.

Data also suggests that NAC-containing products tend to grow in number each year. That is, until the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sent several warning letters to companies claiming NAC can be used as a hangover treatment.

In a series of letters, the FDA asserted that NAC cannot be sold in supplements because it was first used as a pharmaceutical ingredient in 1963 and therefore is not a legal dietary ingredient.

Since the FDA’s move, sales of NAC products have declined. This sudden turn of events beg the question: Is NAC gone for good?

Read on to learn more about the popular health food item and the chances of it going away soon.

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https://www.drugwatcher.org/is-nac-being-taken-off-the-market/