Is anyone in New Brunswick even awake or alive any longer? Someone check Weldon's pulse, I think they have him propped up somewhere in the Ivory Tower like weekend at Bernie's.
Got to love the double negative on the label:
Johnson & Johnson, the world’s largest maker of consumer health products, said it is recalling nine lots of extended-release Sudafed tablets in the U.S. because of a typographical error in the directions on the label.
The cold medicine’s label includes an extra “not” when directing patients “do not not divide, crush, chew, or dissolve the tablet,” J&J said in a notice today on its website. The New Brunswick, New Jersey-based company said the recall affects 667,632 products and hasn’t been linked to any injuries.
Recalls cost J&J $900 million in sales last year, including dozens of over-the-counter medicines found to be contaminated or incorrectly labeled. So far this month, the company and its subsidiaries have withdrawn defective Simponi injectable pens for arthritis, vials of discolored Dermabond skin adhesive and possibly cracked syringes of Invega Sustenna for schizophrenia.
Got to love the double negative on the label:
Johnson & Johnson, the world’s largest maker of consumer health products, said it is recalling nine lots of extended-release Sudafed tablets in the U.S. because of a typographical error in the directions on the label.
The cold medicine’s label includes an extra “not” when directing patients “do not not divide, crush, chew, or dissolve the tablet,” J&J said in a notice today on its website. The New Brunswick, New Jersey-based company said the recall affects 667,632 products and hasn’t been linked to any injuries.
Recalls cost J&J $900 million in sales last year, including dozens of over-the-counter medicines found to be contaminated or incorrectly labeled. So far this month, the company and its subsidiaries have withdrawn defective Simponi injectable pens for arthritis, vials of discolored Dermabond skin adhesive and possibly cracked syringes of Invega Sustenna for schizophrenia.