An over-the-counter pain reliever sold in Canada is being recalled after potential contamination with foreign material that could injure the digestive system. The recall concerns Novo-Gesic Forte 500 mg, produced by Teva Canada Limited, and targets a single lot of the non-prescription drug.
Details available indicate the risk arises from the possible presence of foreign material within the recalled batch. The alert emphasizes that consumers should not use the affected product and should check the lot information on the packaging.
Teva Canada Limited has issued the recall and is advising customers to stop using the product if it matches the recalled lot. Information on how to identify the affected lot and guidance on return or replacement procedures were provided by the company in the notice. The recall underscores the importance of inspecting packaging and batch numbers when purchasing over-the-counter medications.
No other lots or Teva products are mentioned as affected in the notice. The report does not specify how many units are affected or the geographic scope beyond the Canadian market.
Consumers with questions or seeking guidance are encouraged to contact Teva Canada Limited or refer to the official recall notice for further instructions. The situation remains focused on the specified lot of Novo-Gesic Forte 500 mg and does not indicate additional action beyond this particular product and batch.