A popular painkiller has been recalled over a pretty unusual issue with the packaging. Everyone in the United States is familiar with the "Drug Facts" label that is included on all over-the-counter medications. It tells you how to use the medicine and what to avoid, including dosage limits and timing of subsequent doses. Unfortunately, nearly 200,000 bottles of acetaminophen in 500 mg tablets are now recalled due to the fact that the drug label doesn't include the required Drug Facts section.
The medication was part of a "Health Essentials Kit" that was given out to Humana members. The drugs were manufactured by A-S Medication Solutions, LLM, and were distributed in 100-count bottles. In total 198,350 bottles of the painkiller were given to Humana members as part of their kits and now that medication has to be returned.
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If you have this popular painkiller in your medicine cabinet, stop taking it now originally appeared on BGR.com on Mon, 5 Apr 2021 at 15:12:21 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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