Containers, Not Specified

59YOM WAS MOVING SOME CHRISTMAS PACKAGES AND BOXES AND DEVELOPED TESTICLE PAIN AND SWELLING DX: TESTICULAR PAIN, TESTICLE SWELLING, AND HYDROCELE

49YOM PRESENTS WITH RIGHT LOW BACK PAIN STATES HIS BACK STARTED HURTING WHEN HE BENT OVER TO PICK UP A HEAVY BOX AND STARTED FEELING SPASMING PAIN IN HIS BACK, RADIATES INTO HIS UPPER LEGS BILATERALLY. DX: NONE (LEFT WITHOUT BEING DISCHARGED)

77 YOM C/O LOWER LEG INJURY S/P TRIPPED OVER BOXES AND FELL DOWN STEPS AND THEN TO THE FLOOR AT HOME AND COULD NOT GET BACK UP. DX: LOWER LEG INJURY

85YOF HAD A TRIP AND FALL OVER BOX AT HOME DX:FRACTURED RADIUS

53YOF C/O PAIN TO RIGHT SIDE OF HER BACK SINCE 12/23. WAS CARRYING HEAVY TOTES WHEN PAIN STARTED. LEFT BEFORE EVALUATION. DX: UNKNOWN

21YOF WAS LIFTING A CONTAINER WITH HOT OIL WHEN PT SPILLED OIL ON HAND, DX BURN TO HAND

53YOF, C/O THORACIC FRACTURE, MOVING BOXES X 1 MONTH AGO FROM STORAGE UNIT, C/O MID BACK PAIN, URGENT CARE SENT HER DUE TO XRAY REPORT DX: T11 COMPRESSION FRACUTRE W/ RETROPULSION

60YOM PRESENTS FOR FALL. REPORTS HE TRIPPED OVER A WIRE AND BOX AND FELL ON HIS LEFT HIP AND SIDE. ENDORSES LEFT HIP PAIN. DENIES HEAD TRAUMA. DX: FALL, MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN

42YOF WAS LIFTING HEAVY BOX AND DEVELOPED PAIN DOWN LOWER BACK DX:LUMBAR STRAIN

38 YOM WITH LEFT LOW BACK PAIN RADIATING TO THE LEFT HIP SINCE PUTTING A HEAVY BOX IN HIS TRUNK YESTERDAY AND FEELING A PULLING SENSATION. DX LOW BACK/SI PAIN - MYOFASCIAL

36YOM WHERE IS LIFTING HEAVY BOXES AND DEVELOP PAIN IN CHEST DX CHEST WALL STRAIN

53YOF TO ER FOR CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN THAT SHE EXACERBATED WHEN SHE PICKED UP A CASE OF WATER TODAY DX ACUTE EXACERBATION OF CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN

Each of my children has a character water bottle sold from Walmart for &0.98. My 5 year old daughter was drinking out of hers while we were in the car on the highway on Sunday and was able to stick her tongue through the lid hole but was then unable to get it back out. Her tongue swelled up and we had to go to the emergency room to get it off.

The consumer indicates that he went to pick up the gallon of juice and dropped it because the handle has no ridges and moves 360 degrees. The consumer believes the handle should be not be moveable. The consumer contacted the Manufacturer and explained the situation; the representative he spoke indicated that they would look into the matter, and also sent the consumer some free coupons for the product. The consumer plans on keeping his unit for at least the next thirty days.

The consumer says when opening up the container, the instructions were printed with three diagrams. He was following the instructions. He placed his index finger inside to lift, but it would not break the seal. He said it would not release. He pulled the tab as hard as he could with both index fingers. The seal broke and his hand lifted upward. He says there were two sharp, plastic prongs that were not shown in the diagram. Both index fingers went across the prongs and he punctured his fingers. He says it is where the top finger joint is. He went to the hospital for urgent care treatment where he received a prescription for antibiotics. The consumer says he could not use his hands for almost two months. He could not bend his fingers. He contacted the manufacturer about four months ago. The insurance company for the manufacturer finally emailed him back stating that the instructions on the package are complete and should be followed.

I discovered today Tylenol makes powder packets both for children (160mg) and adults (500mg). However, the packets look nearly identical. It would be so easy for a parent to grab the wrong packet and dose their child incorrectly. This is why infant tylenol was changed to be the same concentration as children's tylenol, because parents were not aware of the difference and dosing incorrectly. Consider this a near miss, if no parent has made this mistake yet.

The TIDL lidocaine spray I bought from Amazon does not have a child lock feature. My 3 year old niece twisted it and sprayed it all over the place. This is so uncool and so unsafe.

This incident regards a medication container design defect that sent my two year old daughter to the emergency room. In November 2010, I discovered my daughter, who was two-years old at the time, with my pill bottle. She had opened my pill bottle and had spilled them all over the floor. She also had a pill in her mouth. I removed the pill from her mouth and called poison control. They asked the name of the medication, and I told them 112mcg of lovothyroxine. They asked if she swallowed any, and I said I did not know. They told me to bring her to the emergency room. I rushed her to the hospital and they examined her and gave her a charcoal solution to drink. I brought the pills to show the doctor. We were there for about 3-4 hours and then returned home. The pill container was from [redacted], a drugs-through-the-mail program via my insurance company. I had Anthem BCBS health insurance at the time. I did not take any action regarding this incident, but I have been transferring my pills to another, more secure bottle. I understand that elderly customers have a hard time opening child-proof pill bottles, so they make them easier to open. But to make them so easy to open that a two-year old girl can do it? And, my daughter is a relatively small girl. It is not only one bottle, but all their bottles are desiged the same - all have a design defect. I changed jobs since then and now have health insurance through GEHA. They use Medco for drugs-through-the-mail program. Unfortunately, they have the same pill bottles as [redacted]! Now, I have to continue to transfer my pills because the pill bottles are not child-proof. I was finally fed up with transferring my pills, because it is not the proper thing to do. I do not want to have my pills in a different container with the wrong drug description and dates, etc... I called Medco about three weeks ago to explain what happened and filed a complaint with customer service about the pill bottles. The

I bought the tm! Storage Set from toys r us in douglaston New York on December 2013 for my 7 year old daughter as a Christmas present ...several times because of the sharp cut out edges around the storage bin we, me, my daughter and her grandma have gotten hurt on our fingers... Once it was so bad that I got cut between my skin and nail. Today, September 18, I went to return it today and was declined a return since it was past their 90 day return policy. I called the 1800 toys r us number to lodge in the issue and was told someone will contact me in 4-5 business days for a resolution.

Advised that two products that we have been sent have been recalled since they are not in tamper-proof packaging. Medique-Decorel Forte Plus Lot on Box 05601 Lot on Packets 6068 Exp. 08-2021 Medique-I-Prin Lot on Box 4422 Lot on Packets 6181 Exp. 10-2021