Allergy Medication Recalled Over Potential Cross-Contamination
Bottles of antihistamine tablets are subject to a nationwide recall due to a risk of life-threatening contamination.
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A nationwide recall has been issued for an allergy medication due to potentially life-threatening cross-contamination, according to reports. The recall affects bottles of antihistamine tablets, though the specific brand and contaminant have not been disclosed in available reports.
The recall is described as nationwide in scope. One source notes that contamination of one antihistamine by another could be deadly, while another source warns that some consumers may have a hypersensitivity to the possible contaminant.
The exact number of affected bottles and the identity of the contaminating substance have not been specified in the available reports. The recall was prompted by a potential risk that could be life-threatening for individuals with allergies.
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- — Allergy medication recalled over potentially 'life-threatening' cross-contamination (opens in a new window)
- — Allergy medication recalled over potentially ‘life-threatening’ cross-contamination (opens in a new window)
- — Bottles of antihistamine tablets recalled. See the affected products (opens in a new window)