The 100-count bottles, which contained 500 milligram tablets, were flagged by A-S Medication Solutions for having an “incomplete prescription drug label rather than the required OTC Drug Facts label,” the April 2 statement read.
The bottles were in clear plastic bags with other seasonal products, and were likely distributed by Humana between Jan. 14 and March 15 of this year.
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