Kroger, Walgreens brand pain relievers recalled over child packaging concerns

The bottles failed to meet the Poison Prevention Packaging Act guidelines and could poison young children if swallowed.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission said the bottles failed to meet the Poison Prevention Packaging Act guidelines and could poison young children if swallowed.

The drugs were sold at stores nationwide from December 2021 through March 2022 for between $14 and $17.The following brands are being recalled, according to theKroger Acetaminophen, 100-count bottlesKroger Aspirin, 300-count bottlesKroger Ibuprofen, 160-count bottlesKroger Arthritis Pain Acetaminophen, 225-count bottlesWalgreens Pain Reliever Acetaminophen, 150-count bottles

are asked to move the bottles out of reach of children and call Kroger or Aurohealth, the company that makes the Walgreens brand, for refunds. that I have read and agree

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