The UK’s medicines regulator has urged people to return certain paracetamol tablets to Boots after a packaging error led to ...

It added: "The foiled blister insert will read Boots Aspirin 300mg dispersible tablets ... "We can now confirm the tablets are 500mg paracetamol as per the box packaging, however, some products ...

Resinates can then be formulated into lozenges, chewing gum, suspensions, or dispersible tablets, effectively concealing the taste (3). The binding of drugs to the resin can be achieved through ...

The affected foil blister packs of 16 tablets inside paracetamol boxes were incorrectly packaged as "Aspirin 300mg Dispersible Tablets ... on the bottom of the box. "If affected, they should ...

People who have purchased Boots Paracetamol 500mg Tablets 16s with the batch number 241005 – which can be found on the bottom of the box – and expiry date ... the carton incorrectly states “Aspirin ...

What is in this leaflet? This leaflet answers some common questions about Riamet Dispersible tablets. It does not contain all the available information. It does not take the place of talking to ...

The foiled blister insert will read Boots Aspirin 300mg dispersible tablets. "The supplier is currently conducting a full investigation, including on the tablet. The safety and wellbeing of our ...

Boots said the tablets were incorrectly packaged with a foil blister insert for Boots Aspirin 300mg dispersible tablets. It is feared the drug could contain aspirin which can be dangerous for some ...

The drugs included sodium-containing preparations of paracetamol, ibuprofen, co-codamol, metoclopramide with aspirin and calcium carbonate ... ‘Sodium loaded effervescent, soluble, or dispersible ...