Overview
- Haleon announced Thursday that it is voluntarily recalling four lots of Gas‑X Extra Strength Softgels sold in 120‑count and 72‑count bottles and distributed to consumers in mid‑April through mid‑May 2026.
- The recall covers three 120‑count lots (TL8K, YH9X, YH9Y; UPC 300674350419) and one 72‑count lot (X78N; UPC 300439005721) with distribution windows from April 13 to May 14, 2026.
- Company and FDA notices say the lots may have been contaminated by a diluted propylene glycol‑based coolant that leaked from packaging machinery and that Haleon has identified the root cause and repaired the equipment.
- Haleon is notifying distributors and retailers, arranging returns and reimbursements for affected bottles, and says it has received no reports of adverse events to date; the FDA encourages reporting through its MedWatch program.
- Consumers should stop using affected lot numbers, check packaging UPCs and lot codes, contact Haleon Consumer Relations for return and reimbursement, and consult a healthcare provider if they experience nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain or diarrhea.