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The product presents a risk to health as it may not provide adequate protection.
Boots recalls and safety notices for medicines, beauty, baby and health products, with batch numbers and what to do. 8 listed.
We've found 8 official UK recall notices that name Boots (4 medicines, 3 products, 1 food & drink). 1 of them were published in the last 12 months.
Most common: Class 2 medicine recalls (3) · Class 4 medicine recalls (1) · Cosmetics (1) · Food recalls (1) · Kitchen cooking accessories (1) · Electrical appliances equipment (1)
Check the exact product name, pack size and the batch code or date on the notice, as recalls usually cover specific batches only. For food, don't eat it; for anything else, stop using it. Recall notices almost always say you can take the item back to the store for a full refund, and you usually don't need a receipt. If you have an allergy, the allergen pages above list every alert for that ingredient.
This list is built from the text of official notices from the FSA, Food Standards Scotland, OPSS and the MHRA. A product appears here when its notice names Boots as a seller or where it was sold. See recalls for other shops.

The product presents a risk to health as it may not provide adequate protection.

Aspar Pharmaceuticals Limited have informed the MHRA of an error related to a batch of Boots Paracetamol 500 mg tablets (16s). The foil blister inside the carton incorrectly states ‘Aspirin 300 mg Dispersible Tablets’.…

The product presents a risk of burns as the base of the ceramic mug can crack and separate whilst in use, resulting in potentially hot contents spilling.

The app that supports the monitor system is no longer functioning correctly. This means that there is a potential risk of the child not being monitored correctly.
Following the conclusion of a review of post-marketing safety data by the MHRA, all pholcodine-containing medicines are being recalled and withdrawn from the UK as a precaution.
Boots have identified an error with the printed patient information leaflet provided with batches of the Decongestant Tablets and Decongestant with Pain Relief Tablets.
This product does not contain vitamin K but does contain iron. Excess supplemental iron can result in gastrointestinal effects such as pain, discomfort, constipation or nausea and vomiting.
The Boots Company PLC is recalling a specific batch of Hydrocortisone 1% w/w Ointment as a precautionary measure due to retained samples showing presence of Pseudomonas aeruginosa.