Aero Healthcare is recalling its Aero Tab Acetaminophen (500mg) and Caffeine (65mg) caplets because the outer box contains incorrect ingredient information. While the outer box lists acetaminophen and a higher dose of caffeine, the individual pouches inside actually contain Aspirin (500mg) and a lower dose of Caffeine (32.5mg). This labeling error could lead consumers to accidentally ingest aspirin, which poses serious health risks for certain individuals, including those with aspirin allergies or those at risk of Reye's syndrome.
Consumers expecting acetaminophen may unknowingly ingest aspirin, which can cause severe allergic reactions in sensitive individuals or increase the risk of internal bleeding. In children and teenagers, the accidental use of aspirin while recovering from viral infections can lead to Reye's syndrome, a rare but life-threatening condition.
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The outer box incorrectly states the ingredients Acetaminophen 500mg and Caffeine 65mg, but the inner pouch correctly identifies the ingredients as Aspirin 500mg and Caffeine 32.5mg.
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