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Key Sun Laboratories Pty Ltd is recalling thirteen (13) batches of Key Sun Kids Homeopathic Products, due to the risk of a small metal wire being present in the lozenge.
Product details
| Product name | ARTG | Affected batch number | Expiry date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Key Sun Kids Cough Homoeopathic Product Multi Pack 12 lozenges | |||
| Exempt | 8872 | Jan-2028 |
| Exempt | 8873 | Apr-2028 | |
| Exempt | 8874 | Jun-2028 | |
| Exempt | 8875 | Jan-2029 | |
| Key Sun Kids Cold Homoeopathic Product Raspberry 10 lozenges | |||
| Exempt | 8785 | Mar-2028 |
| Exempt | 8786 | May-2028 | |
| Exempt | 8787 | Jan-2029 | |
| Key Sun Kids Cough, Cold & Throat Homoeopathic Product Variety Pack 12 lozenges | |||
| Exempt | 8400 | Sep-2028 |
| Key Sun Kids Cough Homoeopathic Product Orange 10 lozenges | |||
| Exempt | 8776 | Mar-2028 |
| Key Sun Kids Travel Sickness Homoeopathic Product Strawberry 10 lozenges | |||
| Exempt | 7265 | Feb-2028 |
| Exempt | 7267 | Apr-2028 | |
| Key Sun Kids Throat Homoeopathic Product Pine-Lime 10 lozenges | |||
| Exempt | 7821 | Jan-2029 |
| Exempt | 7820 | Mar-2028 | |
What is the problem?
Following customer complaints, a piece of small metal wire has been identified embedded in two lozenges of Key Sun Kids Homoeopathic Products.
The wire likely became stuck in the lozenge during manufacturing.
What is the risk?
If a small metal wire is present, this could result in a child cutting their mouth. If any pieces of metal are swallowed by a child, this may result in damage to the digestive tract and risk of choking.
What should I do?
If you have any product from the above batches, do not use it.
Return it to the place of purchase for a refund, or contact Key Sun Laboratories to arrange the return of affected product and a refund.
Further information
Please contact Key Sun Laboratories on 02 9999 2525 or productrecall@keysun.com.au for further information.
Reporting problems
Consumers and health professionals are encouraged to report problems with medicines or vaccines. Your report will contribute to our monitoring of these products.
The TGA cannot give advice about an individual's medical condition. You are strongly encouraged to talk with a health professional if you are concerned about a possible adverse event associated with a medicine or vaccine.