Two lots of the over-the-counter antacid drug Tums are being recalled due to the possibility of contamination with metal fragments, according to a notice published by CVS Pharmacy last week.
CVS Pharmacy said that multiple lots of Tums Ultra Assorted Fruit Chewable Tablet bottles are being recalled on a voluntary basis “due to potential contamination with small metal pieces.”
“Customers who purchased recalled product should immediately discontinue use of it. A full refund can be obtained by returning product purchased at CVS Pharmacy to a nearby store,” said the notice, which was dated May 27.
The notice added that the product under recall includes two lots of Tums Ultra Assorted Fruit Chewable Tablets in 1000-milligram strength, with a count of 160 tablets. One lot under recall has the lot number of 1096078 and an expiration date of Jan. 31, 2029, while the other lot has the same expiration date and a lot number of 1096076….