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BOOTS warns that customers should not take one of their own brand paraseta malls and not return the packet to the store immediately.
The product was recalled through the ‘packaging error’, and the high street pharmacy confirmed that the placement of 500 mg tablets was incorrectly displayed.
The internal pack says that the product is actually 300mg of aspirin tablet, and the drug under 1 pound is incorrectly packed. Although it is a everyday painkiller, aspirin can be dangerous for some, especially those with the above -related problems.
Pharmaceuticals and Medical Products Regulatory Agencies (MHRA) announced a recall alarm with the notice of boots on Tuesday.
Both have been confirmed that the package actually includes the correct drug (500mg Paraceta Mall), but I confirmed that there is a labeling error. Nevertheless, it is recommended that customers are recommended to return the affected product, which can be found by checking the batch number.
If you read the placement number 241005 on the product, you can stop the use immediately and return it for a full refund.
The recall notice of Boots said: “We can confirm that tablets are paraceta. Foil is the wrong packaging. If you purchase the product as described below, return the product to the local boots store, regardless of the receipt. ”
Dr. Stephanie Millican, a risk assessment of the MHRA deputy director, said: “Patient safety is always our priority. It is very important to check the packaging of the boots paracetamol 500mg tablet 16S.
“If you have purchased a 500mg tablet of the Paraseta Mall or the pack of boots is not clear, ask a medical professional.
“Report the suspected side effects through MHRA’s yellow card system.
“If you have any questions or need additional advice, ask for advice from pharmacists or other medical professionals.”
