A-S Medication Solutions LLC is recalling approximately 201,600 Health Essentials Kits containing Acetaminophen Extra Strength (aspirin-free) 500 mg tablets in 100-count bottles. These over-the-counter (OTC) medication bottles were mistakenly labeled with a prescription drug label instead of the required OTC drug label. This labeling error means consumers do not have access to critical dosage instructions, warnings, and ingredient information necessary for safe use. The kits were distributed nationwide across the United States.
The incorrect labeling may cause consumers to take the medication without following proper dosage limits or understanding specific health warnings. Taking too much acetaminophen or failing to follow safety warnings can lead to severe liver damage or other adverse health reactions.
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Image 1 - Picture of Health Essentials Kit containing Acetaminophen
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