Recalls & Warnings February 22, 2021 Canadian Creatine Recalled for Dangerous Levels of Vitamin D On February 21, 2021, the Canadian company Genex Nutraceuticals recalled one lot of Perfect Sports Core Series Pure Creatine (also known as Creatine Powder) because it "contains vitamin D that is not listed on the label, at dangerous levels
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