Health Canada Issues Drug Recall!

Attention, Canadians! A serious recall has just been announced for certain acetaminophen and melatonin tablets due to dangerous labeling mistakes.

On Tuesday, Health Canada raised the alarm, identifying a specific lot of Laboratoire Riva Inc.’s acetaminophen 500 mg caplets as potentially containing the wrong dosage—325 mg instead of the advertised 500 mg!

Melatonin Tablets Mislabelled!

But that’s not all! Six lots of Life Brand’s Timed Release Melatonin 10 mg tablets are also being recalled. These products carry incorrect dosing instructions on their labels, putting users at risk.

Here Are the Risky Lot Numbers!

If you have these medications at home, be on the lookout for the following affected lot numbers: - D3120 - 4D3965YA2 - 4F4495YA2 - 4F44961B0 - 4F44962LH - 4H49262LH - 5C47764ES.

Consult Your Doctor!

Health experts are advising Canadians to consult with their healthcare providers before discontinuing use of any recalled medications or if they have any health-related concerns.

The Dangers of Mislabeling!

Acetaminophen is a commonly used painkiller, while melatonin helps regulate sleep cycles. Mislabeling these medications poses significant safety risks, making it crucial for consumers to act swiftly.

Stay informed and prioritize your health—check your medicine cabinets now!