BETHESDA, Maryland - Over 3 million bottles of Airborne supplement gummies are being recalled after several people were allegedly injured after trying to open the bottle. Reckitt's voluntary recall ...

While stocking up on Airborne may seem like a wise choice for immune defense—especially this time of year may—it actually may pose a safety threat to whomever first opens a bottle in your family.

Product recalls for this week include 3.74 million bottles of Airborne gummies due to an injury hazard, PhysiciansCare over-the-counter drugs without childproof packaging and DigitDots magnetic balls.

We're in the throes of winter, and plenty of viruses are swirling right now. COVID-19 cases are starting to climb again and the flu is still circulating, along with plenty of other illnesses you don't ...

(NEXSTAR) – A national recall has been issued for select Airborne gummies because pressure build-up in the unopened bottles may pose “an injury hazard,” federal regulators said Wednesday. Reckitt, the ...

Reckitt has issued a voluntary recall of about 3.74 million bottles of Airborne Gummies due to an injury hazard, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced. The company has received ...

ROCHESTER N.Y. (WHEC) – The company that produces Airborne Gummies has recalled more than three million bottles because the pressure buildup inside the bottles could cause injury. When the bottle is ...

What is the best Airborne supplement? The human immune system is complex but effective. It stands guard against bacteria, viruses and parasites, and then launches a counterattack if one of those ...