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(Memphis) A Michigan-based drug company is recalling infant acetaminophen sold at several national chains.

Perrigo issued a voluntary nationwide recall of 18 batches of its acetaminophen infant suspension liquid.

The products covered under the recall were sold in 2 oz. and 4 oz. bottles with syringes.

The acetaminophen was sold under store brand names such as Kroger, Rite Aid and Walgreens, as well as Babies-R-Us and Target’s Up and Up.

The company is recalling the product because some packages might contain an oral dosing syringe without markings.

The correct syringe should have a white or yellow plunger with specific dose markings.

See pictures here

Retailers have been notified.  Consumers who have an incorrect syringe should stop using it and contact the company at 1-800-719-9260.

Recalled lots, along with their corresponding branded labels, are listed below:

Label Batches
BABIES R US 3KK0606
CARE ONE 3HK0564
EQUALINE 3HK0672
EQUATE 3HK0672, 3JK0433, 3JK0594, 3JK0595, 3JK0653, 3JK0673, 3KK0815,
3KK0817
HARMON FACE VALUES 3JK0594
HEALTH MART 3HK0671
HEALTHY ACCENTS 3HK0671, 3KK0606
HEB 3KK0606
KROGER 3GK0645, 3GK0704, 3HK0671, 3JK0433, 3JK0595, 3JK0653, 3JK0433,
3JK0595, 3GK0645, 3GK0704, 3JK0595
LEADER DRUG 3JK0433, 3JK0594
MEIJER 3JK0594, 3JK0597
PUBLIX 3JK0595
RITE AID 3GK0704
TOPCARE 3KK0359, 3KK0494
UP & UP 3HK0672
WALGREEN 3GK0704, 3HK0564, 3HK0671, 3JK0433, 3JK0595, 3JK0610, 3KK0360

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