Motrin Infants Drops Recall 2013

Motrin Infants Drops Recall 2013 SEPTEMBER 6, 2013 – Johnson & Johnson is officially recalling 200,000 bottles of MOTRIN Infants’ Drops Original Berry Flavor 1/2 oz with lot codes DCB3T01, DDB4R01 or DDB4S01 and  UPC 300450524157 and Case UPC 30300450524158. What’s the reason? May contain plastic particles. For full details, go to Motrin Infants Drops Recall 2013!

How to get your refund?
If you have any of the products stated, try returning it to your store of purchase or contact J&J McNeil at 1-877-414-7709 for more information.

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Recall - Infant Tylenol Recall!

McNeil Consumer Healthcare Division of McNEIL-PPC, Inc. (“McNeil”), is voluntarily recalling, at the wholesale and retail levels, seven lots, approximately 574,000 bottles, of Infants' TYLENOL® Oral Suspension, 1 oz. Grape distributed nationwide in the United States (see full product list below). Infants' TYLENOL® is an over-the-counter (OTC) product indicated as a pain reliever/fever reducer.

McNeil is initiating this voluntary recall as a precaution after receiving a small number of complaints from consumers who reported difficulty using the Infants' TYLENOL® SimpleMeasure™ dosing system. SimpleMeasure™ includes a dosing syringe, which a parent or caregiver inserts into a protective cover, or “flow restrictor,” at the top of the bottle to measure the proper dose. In some cases, the flow restrictor was pushed into the bottle when inserting the syringe. Children's TYLENOL® products are intended for children two years of age and older and remain available.

No adverse events associated with this action have been reported to date and the risk of a serious adverse medical event is remote. Consumers can continue to use Infants' TYLENOL® provided the flow restrictor at the top of the bottle remains in place. The company discussed how to use the product's dosing system in a separate message to consumers also issued today.

If the flow restrictor is pushed into the bottle, the parent or caregiver should not use the product. Consumers can request a refund by visiting TYLENOL® - The official website for all TYLENOL® products or contacting McNeil at 1-888-222-6036 (Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern Time; Saturday-Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Time). Parents and caregivers with any health questions or concerns should contact their healthcare provider and visit TYLENOL® - The official website for all TYLENOL® products for additional information.

Product Name: Infants' TYLENOL® Oral Suspension 1oz. Grape

Lot Numbers: BIL0U00, BIL0V00, BIL3500, BJL2D00, BJL2E00, BJL2T00, BJL2U00

UPC Code: 300450122308

For full details please see: Tylenol.com

Excedrin, Gas-X, NoDoz & Bufferin Recall

Novartis has voluntarily recalled Excedrin, Gas-X Prevention, NoDoz & Bufferin products with expiration dates before 12/2013. "NCH is taking this action as a precautionary measure, because the products may contain stray tablets, capsules, or caplets from other Novartis products, or contain broken or chipped tablets."  You can find out all of the details on their website:  Novartis-OTC.

I know we often get great Excedrin deals at the different drugstores and many of you may rely on these products. They are shutting down one of their plants and it sounds like their may end up being a shortage of products.  So before you send yours back, if it is something you need, you may want to consider keeping them being aware that other products may be in the bottle, also.  If you are used to using the products, you should notice if the pill is different.

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