Denison Pharmaceuticals recalls Kids' Cough and Chest Congestion 4oz bottles due to crystallization risk. Check for grainy texture before use.
Crystallization: Lack of uniformity - a change in texture, chunky, grainy, and small crystal substances inside the bottles.
Denison Pharmaceuticals is recalling Kids' Cough and Chest Congestion liquid medicine in 4 oz bottles because they may have crystallized inside the bottles. This could affect the medicine's safety and effectiveness.
The medicine may have crystallized inside the bottles, making it grainy and chunky. This change in texture could affect the medicine's safety and effectiveness, but it does not pose a serious injury risk.
Parents and caregivers who bought the recalled Kids' Cough and Chest Congestion medicine in 4 oz bottles from 2023 to 2025 are affected. Children using this medicine are most at risk.
Check for grainy, chunky, or crystalline substances inside the 4 oz bottles. The product was sold with NDC-69676-0077-9 and UPC# 850015736018, with lot numbers 0813V (expiring 06/2025) or 0103V (expiring 03/2025).
Look for grainy, chunky, or crystalline substances inside the bottles.
The recall is due to crystallization, which may affect the medicine's safety and effectiveness but does not pose a serious injury risk.
Check for grainy, chunky, or crystalline substances inside the 4 oz bottles. The product was sold with NDC-69676-0077-9 and UPC# 850015736018, with lot numbers 0813V (expiring 06/2025) or 0103V (expiring 03/2025).
Check for crystallization. If you see grainy or chunky substances, do not use the product.
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Subject: Recall D-0034-2025 — Denison Pharmaceuticals Denison Pharmaceuticals Hello, I own a Denison Pharmaceuticals that is covered by recall D-0034-2025 from Denison Pharmaceuticals. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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