Children's Pain Reliever Recalled Over Contaminants

0:0020. Here's your global news in two minutes. Nearly 90,000 bottles of a children's pain reliever are under recall after reports of black specks and other contaminants turned up. Earlier this month, customers spotted a gel-like mass and dark particles inside the liquid. Federal regulators rated the health risk as remote, meaning serious problems for users are unlikely. The product comes from strides pharma in India, which supplies generic medicines to companies across the US and beyond. Parents of young kids make up most of the affected buyers. Strides kicked off the voluntary recall to address the issue promptly. So far, neither they nor taro pharmaceuticals have shared more details. Consumers with the affected lots should return them or toss them out, while regulators keep watch to prevent any further spread.