Approximately 56,871 bottles of various over-the-counter liquid medications, including Diphenhydramine (Benadryl), Ritussin DM, and Iron supplements, have been recalled due to concerns about microbial contamination and manufacturing violations. These products include common stool softeners, cough syrups, and iron elixirs sold nationwide in 4 fl. oz. and 16 fl. oz. bottles. The recall was initiated because the products may contain harmful bacteria, which can lead to serious infections, especially in vulnerable populations.
The medications may be contaminated with microbes due to manufacturing deviations. Ingesting contaminated oral liquids can cause severe infections or illness, particularly for children, the elderly, or individuals with weakened immune systems.
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