Johnson & Johnson's McNeil Consumer Healthcare is voluntarily recalling, at the retail and wholesale level, certain lots of products containing Tylenol Cold-Multi Symptom Nighttime Rapid Release Gelcaps distributed in the U.S.
The company has recalled dozens of other products over the last year for the same "musty odor." The recalled product was manufactured in February, 2009.
The voluntary recall was due to a "a small number of odor reports," the company's McNeil Consumer Healthcare unit state in a statement.
While the risk of any serious medical problems is remote, the odor has been linked to a chemical that can cause "temporary and non-serious gas
Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) announced late yesterday that the company is recalling more than 60,000 bottles of extra strength caplets because of a musty odor.
The charge is related to restructuring plans by its subsidiary, the Cordis Corporation.
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Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) announced today that it expects to record an after-tax restructuring charge in the second quarter in the range of $500 to $600 million.
Shares of Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) are holding gains despite a Bloomberg report that the Cordis unit of the health care products maker lost its appeal of a $22.4 million patent-infringment verdict.
According to the story, a J&J subsidiary has been under investigation since 2004 over whether the drug Risperdal has been improperly promoted for unapproved uses.
Federal prosecutors are said to be seeking about $1 billion to resolve a long-running inquiry into Johnson & Johnson's (JNJ) marketing of an antipsychotic drug, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Recalls at Johnson & Johnson(JNJ) mean big profit for Novartis (NVS). According to Chief Financial Officer Jon Symonds, he said the company's is benefitting in the consumer drug division and Novartis is reportedly interested
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