Medtech Products, Inc. is recalling 4,716 units of the Little Remedies New Baby Essentials Kit because the outer carton bears incorrect labeling for two of the five items contained within. The kit includes several infant products: Infant Fever Reducer (acetaminophen), Saline Spray/Drops, Gripe Water, Gas Relief Drops (simethicone), and Boudreaux's Butt Paste. Because the ingredients (excipients) are incorrectly listed or undeclared on the carton, parents and caregivers may not have accurate information about what is being administered to their child.
Incorrect labeling poses a risk of allergic reactions or adverse effects if an infant is sensitive to an undeclared ingredient or excipient. While no injuries have been reported, accurate labeling is critical for the safety of infant medications and topical treatments.
Full refund for returned kits.
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