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Perrigo recalls acetaminophen infant suspension liquid

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The co-packaged oral syringe may be defective

By James Limbach of ConsumerAffairs
November 4, 2013

PhotoThe Perrigo Company is recalling its acetaminophen infant suspension liquid, 160 mg/5 mL, sold in 2-oz. and 4-oz. bottles with syringes in a box under the store brand products listed below:

LabelBatches
BABIES R US3KK0606
CARE ONE3HK0564
EQUALINE3HK0672
EQUATE3HK0672, 3JK0433, 3JK0594, 3JK0595, 3JK0653, 3JK0673, 3KK0815, 3KK0817
HARMON FACE VALUES3JK0594
HEALTH MART3HK0671
HEALTHY ACCENTS3HK0671, 3KK0606
HEB3KK0606
KROGER3GK0645, 3GK0704, 3HK0671, 3JK0433, 3JK0595, 3JK0653, 3JK0433, 3JK0595, 3GK0645, 3GK0704, 3JK0595
LEADER DRUG3JK0433, 3JK0594
MEIJER3JK0594, 3JK0597
PUBLIX3JK0595
RITE AID3GK0704
TOPCARE3KK0359, 3KK0494
UP & UP3HK0672
WALGREEN3GK0704, 3HK0564, 3HK0671, 3JK0433, 3JK0595, 3JK0610, 3KK0360

A small number of packages might contain an oral dosing syringe without dose markings. The correct syringe should have a white or yellow plunger with specific dose markings for 1.25 mL, 2.5 mL, 3.75 mL, and 5 mL. If the product's syringe has these dose markings, consumers can continue to use the product while following labeled use instructions.

Using an oral syringe without dose markings can result in inaccurate dosing, especially in infants who could get too high a dose.

The products, which are sold over the counter, is indicated for the relief of fever and minor aches and pains and can be used in infants, children and adults. They are sold by distributors nationwide and distributed through retail stores.

Perrigo is notifying its distributors and customers and arranging for return of all recalled products.  


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