First Aid Only Inc recalls Smart Tab ezRefill Ibuprofen dispenser boxes (FAE 7014) due to accidental aspirin packaging. These 20-count boxes may contain aspirin tablets instead of ibuprofen.
First Aid Only, Inc is recalling Smart Tab First Aid ezRefill System Ibuprofen boxes and First Aid Cabinets containing these Ibuprofen boxes. Ibuprofen boxes (FAE 7014) were accidentally used to package aspirin packs (10 packs of 2 / 235mg tablets).
First Aid Only Inc is recalling Smart Tab ezRefill Ibuprofen dispenser boxes (FAE 7014) because they were accidentally used to package aspirin tablets instead of ibuprofen. This could lead to incorrect medication use if someone takes aspirin thinking it's ibuprofen.
The ibuprofen boxes were accidentally used to package aspirin tablets (10 packs of 2 tablets each) instead of ibuprofen. This means the boxes may contain aspirin instead of ibuprofen, which could cause incorrect medication use if someone takes the aspirin thinking it's ibuprofen.
People who own or use Smart Tab ezRefill Ibuprofen dispenser boxes (FAE 7014) from First Aid Only Inc. Those most at risk are individuals who may take aspirin instead of ibuprofen due to the mix-up.
Check for Smart Tab ezRefill Ibuprofen dispenser boxes with item number FAE 7014. Look for specific codes: B11340515, B11840515, B12040615, B12540615, B12640615, B12740615, C10340615, and B11040516.
Open the box to see if it contains aspirin tablets instead of ibuprofen.
First Aid Only Inc recalled the Smart Tab ezRefill Ibuprofen boxes because they were accidentally used to package aspirin tablets instead of ibuprofen.
Check if the box contains aspirin tablets by opening it. If it does, do not use it for ibuprofen.
The primary risk is incorrect medication use if someone takes aspirin thinking it's ibuprofen, but there is no immediate danger to health.
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Subject: Recall D-1323-2014 — First Aid Only First Aid Only Hello, I own a First Aid Only that is covered by recall D-1323-2014 from First Aid Only. 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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