Pediatrix Acetaminophen Oral Solution for children: One lot recalled due to potential risk of overdose
What the notice records
| Product | Pediatrix Acetaminophen Oral Solution, 160mg/5mL |
|---|---|
| Issue | Product safety |
| What you should do | Verify the lot number on your medication. The lot number on a medication bottle is commonly found next to the expiration date.Stop using the affected product. If your child shows signs/symptoms of acetaminophen overdose, such as nausea, vomiting, lethargy, sweating, loss of appetite and pain in the upper part of the abdomen or stomach, call your local poison control centre or emergency health care services immediately. Consult a health care professional if you have questions or concerns about your child’s health.Return the product to your local pharmacy for proper disposal. Contact Teva Canada Customer Care by calling 1-800-268-4129, or emailing [email protected], if you have questions about the recall.Report any health product-related side effects or complaints to Health Canada. |
| Category | Drugs |
| Publishing body | Communications and Public Affairs Branch |
| Class | Class not stated |
| Last updated | 2024-01-17 |
Read the official notice on recalls-rappels.canada.ca
Everything in Drugs · Everything from Communications and Public Affairs Branch
Read this correctly
This page reproduces the fields published on the notice and links to the notice itself. It is not a rating and not a statement about a product's current condition, availability or safety.
This notice carries no class in the published data. A blank class means the field is blank — it is not a statement that the product was low risk.
Privacy
This site publishes records that governments already publish. It sets no cookie and makes no request to Google unless you accept one. Read more below.
About this record
Every recall notice published by Health Canada: the product, the issue recorded against it, the class assigned, and the official notice itself. A record of what was published, on the date it was published.
Source: Health Canada — Recalls and safety alerts (open data) — Open Government Licence – Canada. Data refreshes daily. Every page links the row it came from.
What this site is not. It is a copy of an official record. It is not a judgement about any business, building or person, and it is not advice. If the record is wrong, the source above is where it is corrected.