Boots has urgently warned customers not to take one of its own-brand paracetamols and return any packets to stores immediately. The product has been recalled over a ‘packaging error,’ with the high ...

It is feared the drug, which costs under £1, was packaged incorrectly as the inner blister packs appear to say they contain aspirin which is risky for some patients. Boots, which published the ...

Boots said the tablets were incorrectly packaged with a foil blister insert for Boots Aspirin 300mg dispersible tablets. It is feared the drug could contain aspirin which can be dangerous for some ...

It added: "The foiled blister insert will read Boots Aspirin 300mg dispersible tablets. "The supplier is currently conducting a full investigation, including on the tablet. Please do not take this ...

However, it is unclear whether the packs mistakenly contain aspirin or have simply been labelled incorrectly, but Boots said its supplier is conducting a full investigation including on the ...

Boots cleared the shelves of a batch of the painkiller after some boxes were found to contain blister packs marked aspirin. The pharmaceutical giant says an investigation has been launched.

It is feared the drug, which costs under £1, was packaged incorrectly as the inner blister packs appear to say they contain aspirin which is risky for some patients. Boots, which published the ...

The supplier has launched a full investigation after stock was sold with the foiled blister insert being printed incorrectly reading 'Boots Aspirin 300mg dispersible tablets'. Read the biggest ...

It comes after its 500mg packs of the pain relief were incorrectly labelled as Boots Aspirin 300mg dispersible tablets in the foiled blister insert. Boots has issued an urgent recall notice on ...