Novartis Recalls Triaminic Vapor Patch
June 20, 2006
PARSIPPANY, N.J. - Novartis Consumer Health said it is conducting a voluntary nationwide recall of its Triaminic Vapor Patch products due to several reports of serious adverse health effects, including seizures.
Novartis said it is recalling the products because serious adverse health effects could result if the Vapor Patch is ingested by a child removing the patch and chewing on it. Novartis warned that consumers who have Triaminic Vapor Patches should stop using them immediately because the company has received multiple complaints of injuries, including seizures.
Reported adverse events associated with swallowing products containing camphor or eucalyptus oils, such …
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