U.S. recall: check Zen Principle moringa capsules for lot A6FF4

• Checked: 2026-07-20 14:06 KST
• Basis: Relay Peak Research LLC voluntary recall posted by FDA on July 19, 2026
• Key facts: 180 capsules; Lot A6FF4; Best By 11/2028; FNSKU X000ZJJ4FT / X00159YJXP; nationwide online sales from December 2025 through July 2026; no illnesses reported at posting.

Do this first

1. Stop and check any Zen Principle® Moringa Capsules purchased in or from the United States. The recalled item is a plastic bottle of 180 capsules marked Lot A6FF4 and Best By 11/2028 on the bottom.
2. Check the Amazon identifiers as well as the bottle. The one-pack FNSKU is X000ZJJ4FT; the two-pack FNSKU is X00159YJXP. Match count, lot and date rather than relying on bottle color.
3. Do not take a matching product. Separate it from other supplements and food, photograph the bottle bottom and order record, and follow the disposal and refund instructions in the FDA notice.
4. No return is required for a full refund. Keep your order number and photographs before disposal, then use the company contact listed by FDA.
5. If illness followed use, tell a clinician the product, lot and dates taken. Seek advice earlier for a young child, an older adult, a person with underlying illness or anyone with a weakened immune system.

Who should check

The product was sold nationwide from December 2025 through July 2026, mainly through Amazon.com and zenprinciple.com. One unit was also sold on eBay and one on Etsy. People who bought it while traveling, used cross-border delivery or obtained it from a reseller should review their order history.

This notice does not identify every moringa product or every Zen Principle supplement as recalled. It covers this specific lot of 180-count capsules. Use FDA’s official photographs and all identifiers before deciding whether a bottle matches.

Why it was recalled

The company says its ingredient supplier notified it that FDA testing found Salmonella in the moringa leaf powder used for this finished product. That raw material went into this single finished-product lot, and the company stopped sales and distribution.

No illnesses had been reported when the notice was posted on July 19. That is a report-status fact, not proof that a matching bottle is safe. Recall status depends on the lot and date, not whether someone already feels sick.

Home check sequence

• Find every bottle: check kitchens, medicine cabinets, travel bags and shared household supplement storage.
• Read the front: confirm Zen Principle, Moringa Capsules and 180 capsules; do not confuse a similar green bottle with the recalled product.
• Read the bottom: both Lot A6FF4 and Best By 11/2028 must match.
• Review orders: search Amazon and other online receipts for the FNSKU, purchase date, quantity and seller.
• Secure disposal: FDA advises placing a contaminated recalled item in a secure container and covered trash so people and animals cannot reach it, while following local disposal laws.
• Clean up: if capsules were loose or powder spilled, clean the shelf and contact surfaces and wash hands with soap and water. Do not combine the capsules with another bottle.

Symptoms and care

Salmonella can cause fever, diarrhea that may be bloody, nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. In rare cases it can enter the bloodstream and cause more severe illnesses, including arterial infections, endocarditis and arthritis.

Get prompt medical advice for severe or persistent diarrhea, high fever, bloody stool, repeated vomiting, dehydration or altered alertness. Lower the threshold for care for young children, older adults and immunocompromised people. Bring the bottle photograph, lot and use dates to the visit.

Refund, records and reporting

• Refund: FDA lists 775-451-6171 and info@zenprinciple.com; stated hours are 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Pacific Time. The notice says consumers do not have to return the product for a full refund.
• Evidence: save photographs of the bottle, bottom code and order record, plus dates used and remaining quantity before disposal.
• Illness report: after seeking appropriate care, consumers can use FDA’s Safety Reporting Portal dietary-supplement route. Emergency care comes before filing a report.
• Do not transfer it: do not sell, donate or give a recalled bottle to another person even if nobody has symptoms.

Common questions

• Are all moringa products affected? No. This notice names Zen Principle Moringa Capsules, Lot A6FF4, Best By 11/2028.
• Can appearance or smell clear the product? No. Salmonella cannot be reliably ruled out that way; use the identifiers.
• I used it for months without illness. Stop using remaining recalled capsules. If past symptoms concern you, discuss the exposure dates with a clinician.
• What about buyers outside the U.S.? Known distribution was U.S. nationwide online sales, but cross-border purchasers and travelers should check their records.

Official and primary sources

• FDA — Zen Principle Moringa Capsules recall (July 19, 2026)
• FDA — How consumers should handle recalled products
• CDC — About Salmonella infection and higher-risk groups
• FDA — Dietary supplement safety and adverse-event reporting
• FDA Safety Reporting Portal — dietary supplements

ONEPRESS decision: Check the bottle bottom and order history today: Lot A6FF4, Best By 11/2028, 180 capsules. Stop using a match, photograph the evidence, dispose of it securely, request the refund and tell a clinician the exposure details if symptoms occurred.