Recall Alert For A Common Pain Killer

The world’s 6th largest drug manufacturer is recalling one of their drugs over concerns to children’s health.

The recall, which affects residents of Puerto Rico, is being made to protect children from a non-childproof container. Panadol Advanced, the drug in question, is an acetaminophen-containing pain killer. Acetaminophen, which is the active ingredient in Tylenol, is easy to accidentally overdose on. Every year, acetaminophen causes about 500 deaths and nearly 80,000 hospitalizations.

Those who took an acetaminophen-containing drug and were diagnosed with liver failure have the right to be compensated for their injuries, pain, and medical bills. If you are one of these people, then CLICK HERE to receive a free, no obligation case review.

Click here to learn more about the side effects of Tylenol and it’s active ingredient, acetaminophen as well as the lawsuit settlements victims receive for their injuries.

Tylenol: America’s deadliest over-the-counter (OTC) pain reliever.

To learn about other drug side effects, their subsequent lawsuits and settlements, as well as other personal injury cases, CLICK HERE.

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