Product Notices, Holds & Recalls™

Clear information when a product status changes.

This page is the official location for Trinity product notices, voluntary holds, recall instructions, affected lot information, and customer updates.

Current public status

No active product recall or public lot notice is posted on this page at this time.

Status reviewed: July 2026. Always verify the latest notice before relying on this summary.

Why This Page Exists

Timely facts. Specific lots. Practical next steps.

If Trinity places a product on hold, issues a voluntary recall, or needs customers to stop using a particular lot, the notice should clearly identify the affected product, lot number, reason, customer action, and support pathway.

General rumors, social posts, or third-party listings should not replace an official notice from Trinity or an appropriate regulatory authority.

Current Product Status

No active public notices posted.

This section is designed to display verified notices only. When a notice is active, it should appear here with a publication date, affected product, lot number, expiration date, status, and customer instructions.

No active public recall or lot hold is currently listed.

Customers with a damaged, altered, leaking, expired, or questionable product should still contact Trinity Customer Care or submit an authenticity review.

Understanding Status

Not every product concern is the same.

01

Quality Review

A complaint or observation is under evaluation. No public customer action may be required.

02

Distribution Hold

Shipment or sale of a product or lot is paused while facts are reviewed. Customers may receive specific instructions if affected.

03

Voluntary Recall

Trinity requests that an identified product or lot be removed from use or distribution according to the official notice.

04

Closed Notice

The investigation and customer-action period have concluded, with an archived summary retained for transparency.

If You Receive a Notice

Follow the instructions for the exact product and lot.

1

Stop or Separate

Stop using or distributing the product when the official notice instructs you to do so. Keep it separate from other inventory.

2

Confirm the Lot

Compare the product name, lot number, expiration date, package size, and other identifiers with the official notice.

3

Preserve Packaging

Keep the bottle, tube, remaining contents, receipt, shipping package, and photographs until Trinity provides instructions.

4

Follow the Remedy

Use the official return, replacement, refund, disposal, medical, or reporting instructions provided for that notice.

What an Official Notice Includes

Enough detail to act with confidence.

  • Notice title and publication date
  • Product name, format, and package size
  • Affected lot and expiration information
  • Reason for the notice and known risk
  • Who should take action
  • Use, return, disposal, refund, or replacement instructions
  • Safety-reporting and Customer Care contacts
  • Status updates and closure date

Official Notice Format

Product / Lot / Status

Published
Month Day, Year
Product
Matrix name and package size
Affected lots
Specific lot numbers only
Customer action
Clear instructions
Status
Active, updated, or closed

This is a format example, not an active notice.

Have a Product Concern?

Do not wait for a public notice to ask for help.

Report damaged packaging, altered appearance, missing lot information, suspected tampering, unexpected reactions, or other concerns as soon as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

Product notices and recalls.

How will Trinity notify affected customers?

Depending on the situation and available information, communication may include this page, direct email, order-account notices, retailer or practitioner outreach, and other appropriate channels. Transactional safety notices should not depend on marketing consent.

Should I discard a product immediately?

Follow the specific official notice. Some investigations require the product and packaging to be retained for photographs, return, laboratory review, or reimbursement.

What if my lot number is not listed?

Do not assume your product is affected. Compare all identifiers carefully and contact Customer Care when anything remains unclear.

Is a temporary hold the same as a recall?

No. A hold pauses distribution or use while facts are reviewed. A recall communicates a defined removal or correction action for identified products or lots.

Where can I report a suspected reaction?

Use Trinity’s Safety & Product Concern Reporting page. Seek immediate medical help for urgent or life-threatening symptoms.

Trust Requires Transparency

Official information should be easy to find and simple to follow.