Boots and the supplier, Aspar Pharmaceuticals Limited, have confirmed that the tablets in the blister packs are paracetamol 500mg and not aspirin, and are conducting a full investigation into the ...

If you take the recommended dose, paracetamol is unlikely to have serious side effects, but taking too much can be very dangerous. Adults can take up to eight 500mg tablets in 24 hours, spaced four to ...

Boots has issued a recall notice for one batch of paracetamol tablets after a packaging error was noticed. The high street retailer said paracetamol 500mg tablets has ...

Boots has issued an urgent warning about a batch of its paracetamol tablets, with customers now being told not to take them. The company has said that some boxes may actually contain foil packets ...

It warned people to check packs before taking the tablets. The affected packages are Boots Paracetamol 500mg tablets which contain 16 tablets. Boots say the product could be "dangerous" because one ...

The command followed a public warning made by the Filipino Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and United Laboratories, which highlighted the difference between real and counterfeit medicine – in this ...

The company has said that some boxes may actually contain foil packets stating they contain 300mg aspirin inside, instead of the 500mg paracetamol tablets as advertised. The Boots Company PLC and ...

Paracetamol, aspirin and ibuprofen are among ... The typical adult dose is one or two 500mg tablets, with a maximum of eight tablets in 24 hours. For children, it’s often administered in liquid ...

Customers that have bought Boots Paracetamol 500mg tablets 16s are being urged to return the product to their local Boots store for a full refund. The supplier has launched a full investigation ...