Report Claims Johnson & Johnson Knew Tylenol Children's Product Was Tainted

According to a recent report from "Natrural News," the massive recall by McNeil Consumer Healthcare (a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson) of its infants' and children's line of Tylenol products is proving to be even more vicious. The FDA found that the drugs were contaminated with dangerous bacteria, as well as foreign materials that appeared as black specks. In a recent story published by USA Today, it has been revealed that McNeil actually knew about the bacterial contamination but kept shipping the products anyway.

The recent FDA report specified that the drug doses were also not properly formulated by McNeil in its infant and children' medicines, which was part of the reason for the recall. Incorrect concentrations of active ingredients in medicines like these puts potentially millions of children at risk.

If your child has become ill or is suffering from health complications after consuming Tylenol, it's important to speak with an attorney right away. At Lanier Law Group, we have extensive experience in personal injury law, including product recalls and product liability cases. To speak with a North Carolina personal injury attorney at our office about your case, please click here to contact the office today to arrange a consultation.