Providers
Recall of Over-the-Counter Children's and Infants' Liquid Medications
On April 30, 2010, drug maker McNeil-PPC, Inc. issued a recall of some over-the-counter children's and infants' medications because they may not meet required quality standards. Products removed from the market include several Tylenol®, Motrin®, Zyrtec® and Benadryl® medications. Follow this link for a full listing of recalled products.
The chance of having serious health problems from using these products is small. But, the drug maker advises consumers should immediately stop using these products.
Parents and Caregivers:
- Check the listing to see if you have a recalled product. If you do, stop using it right away.
- Contact your doctor to find a different medication, if needed.
- DO NOT give a child or baby medications not meant for their age.
Health Care Professionals:
- Tell your patients about the product recall.
- Be ready to suggest alternative medications.
More Information
For more information, you can contact drug maker McNeil-PPC, Inc. online through mcneilproductrecall.com or by phone at
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