A-S Medication Solutions LLC has recalled approximately 429 bottles of Acetaminophen Extra Strength Tablets (500 mg) because they were incorrectly labeled with the Drug Facts for Aspirin 81 mg. This labeling error means consumers may take the wrong medication or an incorrect dosage, which can lead to serious health risks. The recall affects 100-count bottles from a single lot distributed nationwide.
The label mix-up may cause consumers to inadvertently take acetaminophen instead of aspirin, potentially leading to accidental overdose, liver damage, or the omission of necessary aspirin therapy. No injuries or adverse events have been reported to date, but the risk of incorrect dosing is considered critical.
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Bottles were incorrectly labeled with the drug facts label for Aspirin 81 mg tablets.
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