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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by freakoutguy
If the tablets contained Iron, its possible that it could have oxidized if you left the bottle exposed to sunlight, which probably explains the black colour.
Anyhow, you can definitely take it back to the store and get it refunded. If the store had a pharmacy attached to it, then consult the pharmacist. There will be some follow up by the company that makes the tablets, because it could be a safety issue.
Flintstones is manufactured by Bayer Consumer Healthcare. You can also try reaching them (the toll free number will be on the bottle or the pack)
As for your son, you should consult your doctor and get him checked out (to be on the safe side.)
Yes you are right, this tablets contained Iron, We had been put bottle at cold room temp always, but onething is notice very bad and odd smell coming from tablet and bottle.
Anyone have this kind of situation in past and what steps taken that time? You are right it could be a safety issue. How you can trust when it is clearly showing on your bottle that exp date is 2011.
Just throw the bottle away and get a new one. Whats the big deal?
what?? what are you saying? If you give your kid same madicine and will you still used same statement??
I said "Just throw the bottle away and get a new one". Translate karoon Hindi mein?....
I would have done the same if it was for my kid. I would have thrown the bottle away and gotten a new one. Let common sense prevail my friend.
And for God's sake, stop using that crying smilie, makes you look like a little girl who is not able to sell her girl scout cookies.
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by freakoutguy
If the tablets contained Iron, its possible that it could have oxidized if you left the bottle exposed to sunlight, which probably explains the black colour.
Anyhow, you can definitely take it back to the store and get it refunded. If the store had a pharmacy attached to it, then consult the pharmacist. There will be some follow up by the company that makes the tablets, because it could be a safety issue.
Flintstones is manufactured by Bayer Consumer Healthcare. You can also try reaching them (the toll free number will be on the bottle or the pack)
As for your son, you should consult your doctor and get him checked out (to be on the safe side.)
Yes you are right, this tablets contained Iron, We had been put bottle at cold room temp always, but onething is notice very bad and odd smell coming from tablet and bottle.
Anyone have this kind of situation in past and what steps taken that time? You are right it could be a safety issue. How you can trust when it is clearly showing on your bottle that exp date is 2011.
Just throw the bottle away and get a new one. Whats the big deal?
what?? what are you saying? If you give your kid same madicine and will you still used same statement??
I said "Just throw the bottle away and get a new one". Translate karoon Hindi mein?....
And for god sake, stop using that crying smilie, makes you look like a little girl who is not able to sell her girl scout cookies.
Your ID itself saying Iknownothing and its suite you very well.........
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by freakoutguy
If the tablets contained Iron, its possible that it could have oxidized if you left the bottle exposed to sunlight, which probably explains the black colour.
Anyhow, you can definitely take it back to the store and get it refunded. If the store had a pharmacy attached to it, then consult the pharmacist. There will be some follow up by the company that makes the tablets, because it could be a safety issue.
Flintstones is manufactured by Bayer Consumer Healthcare. You can also try reaching them (the toll free number will be on the bottle or the pack)
As for your son, you should consult your doctor and get him checked out (to be on the safe side.)
Yes you are right, this tablets contained Iron, We had been put bottle at cold room temp always, but onething is notice very bad and odd smell coming from tablet and bottle.
Anyone have this kind of situation in past and what steps taken that time? You are right it could be a safety issue. How you can trust when it is clearly showing on your bottle that exp date is 2011.
Just throw the bottle away and get a new one. Whats the big deal?
what?? what are you saying? If you give your kid same madicine and will you still used same statement??
I said "Just throw the bottle away and get a new one". Translate karoon Hindi mein?....
And for god sake, stop using that crying smilie, makes you look like a little girl who is not able to sell her girl scout cookies.
Your ID itself saying Iknownothing and its suite you very well.........
You sound reasonable... Time to up the medication.....
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by freakoutguy
If the tablets contained Iron, its possible that it could have oxidized if you left the bottle exposed to sunlight, which probably explains the black colour.
Anyhow, you can definitely take it back to the store and get it refunded. If the store had a pharmacy attached to it, then consult the pharmacist. There will be some follow up by the company that makes the tablets, because it could be a safety issue.
Flintstones is manufactured by Bayer Consumer Healthcare. You can also try reaching them (the toll free number will be on the bottle or the pack)
As for your son, you should consult your doctor and get him checked out (to be on the safe side.)
Yes you are right, this tablets contained Iron, We had been put bottle at cold room temp always, but onething is notice very bad and odd smell coming from tablet and bottle.
Anyone have this kind of situation in past and what steps taken that time? You are right it could be a safety issue. How you can trust when it is clearly showing on your bottle that exp date is 2011.
Just throw the bottle away and get a new one. Whats the big deal?
what?? what are you saying? If you give your kid same madicine and will you still used same statement??
I said "Just throw the bottle away and get a new one". Translate karoon Hindi mein?....
And for god sake, stop using that crying smilie, makes you look like a little girl who is not able to sell her girl scout cookies.
Your ID itself saying Iknownothing and its suite you very well.........
You sound reasonable... Time to up the medication.....
You are such a sick person, when i review your profile than i found this information about you.
this is proof..... see the below links
http://www.canadiandesi.com/read.php?TID=24941&page=2
Now i know what kind of person you are. enjoy your day with Medication or may be in Mental Hospital......I do not care........this is good for you if you do medication otherwise very soon you need a nice mental hospital.......
God bless you.......dude........
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by Iknownothing
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Originally posted by RBO
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Originally posted by freakoutguy
If the tablets contained Iron, its possible that it could have oxidized if you left the bottle exposed to sunlight, which probably explains the black colour.
Anyhow, you can definitely take it back to the store and get it refunded. If the store had a pharmacy attached to it, then consult the pharmacist. There will be some follow up by the company that makes the tablets, because it could be a safety issue.
Flintstones is manufactured by Bayer Consumer Healthcare. You can also try reaching them (the toll free number will be on the bottle or the pack)
As for your son, you should consult your doctor and get him checked out (to be on the safe side.)
Yes you are right, this tablets contained Iron, We had been put bottle at cold room temp always, but onething is notice very bad and odd smell coming from tablet and bottle.
Anyone have this kind of situation in past and what steps taken that time? You are right it could be a safety issue. How you can trust when it is clearly showing on your bottle that exp date is 2011.
Just throw the bottle away and get a new one. Whats the big deal?
what?? what are you saying? If you give your kid same madicine and will you still used same statement??
I said "Just throw the bottle away and get a new one". Translate karoon Hindi mein?....
And for god sake, stop using that crying smilie, makes you look like a little girl who is not able to sell her girl scout cookies.
Your ID itself saying Iknownothing and its suite you very well.........
You sound reasonable... Time to up the medication.....
You are such a sick person, when i review your profile than i found this information about you.
this is proof..... see the below links
http://www.canadiandesi.com/read.php?TID=24941&page=2
Now i know what kind of person you are. enjoy your day with Medication or may be in Mental Hospital......I do not care........this is good for you if you do medication otherwise very soon you need a nice mental hospital.......
God bless you.......dude........
You keep on proving that evolution can actually go in reverse....
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Location: British Columbia
Posted on: 06-08-09 17:48:49
Location: British Columbia
Posted on: 06-08-09 17:48:49
This discussion has disintegrated into a petty squabble between the OP and iknownothing.
please stop it or I will lock the thread.
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