6867. Livesay's drug products. (F.D.C. No. 45933. S. Nos. 5-731/9 R, 79- 
341/8 R.)
QTJANTITT: 9 cases, 12 16-oz. btls. each, of laxative syrup; 20 cases, 12 8-oz. 
btls. each, of Formula No. 10? 13 cases, 24 16-oz. btls. each, of 8 & L Com- 
pound No. 25; 4 cases, 12 4-oz. btls. each, of antacid powder; 101 cases, 12 
8-oz. btls. each, of diuretic and alkaline; 20 cases, 6 16-oz. btls. each, of 
Formula No. 150; 13 cases, 12 16-oz. btls. each, of Formula No. 161; and 17 
cases, 12 16-oz. btls. each, of Alfatea; at Pennington Gap, Va., in possession 
of Walter B. Livesay, t/a W. B. Livesay Products Co.
SHIPPED :    Between 9-9-59 and 3-8-61, from outside the State of Virginia.
LABEL IN PART: (Btls.) "Livesay's Laxative Syrup," "Livesay's Formula No. 
10 Bitter Tonic and Stomachic," "Livesay's S & L Compound Number 25," 
"W. B. Livesay's Antacid Powder," "Livesay's Diuretic & Alkaline," "Livesay's 
Formula No. 150 Stomachic," "Livesay's Formula No. 161 Analgesic," "Live- 
say's Alfatea Elixir with Sodium Salicylate and Iron."
LIBELED:    6-6-61, W. Dist. Va.
CHARGE: 502(f) (1)-while held for sale, the labeling of the articles failed 
to bear adequate directions for use for the purposes for which they were 
intended, namely, {laxative syrup) for the treatment of gallbladder trouble; 
{Formula No. 10) for the treatment of hepatitis, jaundice, and infection of 
the liver; {8 d L Compound Number 25) for the treatment of liver troubles 
and gallstones; {antacid powder) for the treatment of bleeding ulcers of 
the stomach; {diuretic and alkaline) for the treatment of bladder trouble, 
pus in urine, and Bright's disease; {Formula No. 150) for the treatment of 
prostate gland trouble; {Formula No. 161 and Alfatea) for the treatment of 
inflammatory rheumatism;- which were the diseases, conditions, and pur- 
poses for which the articles were recommended in oral statements made by 
the dealer.
DISPOSITION : 8-10-61. Walter B. Livesay, claimant, having consented to the 
condemnation of the articles and to the entry of an injunction, a decree was 
entered condemning the articles and releasing them under bond to be brought 
into compliance with the law, and permanently enjoining the claimant against 
the doing of any act with respect to the above-mentioned articles or any similar 
articles, while held for sale after shipment in interstate commerce, which 
would result in such articles being accompanied by any written, printed, or 
graphic matter representing that the articles are adequate and effective for 
the diseases mentioned above or any other disease or condition of man. The 
claimant was further enjoined from holding for sale these or any similar 
articles which fail to bear in their labeling (1) all of the conditions, purposes, 
and uses for which such articles are intended to be used and for which they 
are represented, by any means, to the public; and (2) sufficient information 
to enable the layman to use the articles for such purposes safely, intelligently, 
and efficaciously.