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FDA: Valley stores sold edibles recalled after illness, possible deaths

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March 30, 2026

Little Bros Smoke Shop in Warren and Glass Paper & Vapor in New Castle sold Diamond Shruumz products, which contained a micro dose of mushroom-infused edibles.

Little Bros Smoke Shop in Warren and Glass Paper & Vapor in New Castle sold Diamond Shruumz products, which contained a micro dose of mushroom-infused edibles. Read More

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FDA: Valley stores sold edibles recalled after illness, possible deaths

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