* 4 Legendary Cards (x1), 1 Epic Card (x2), 14 Rare Cards (x2), and 16 Common Cards (x2). Follow us on Twitter and Instagram to stay updated on the latest! Health Canada said the affected products started being sold nationwide in July 2021.Patch 21.6, launching November 2, brings big updates across Hearthstone, including a Mini-Set full of scoundrels and scallywags! Arrrrr you ready?! Deadmines Mini-Set Launches on November 2!ĭelve into the Deadmines in the United in Stormwind Mini-Set, coming November 2! Edwin VanCleef and his crew are waiting for you with 35 unique new cards featuring Pirates and new Tradeable synergies! Get them in United in Stormwind packs, or get the entire 66-card Mini-Set* for $14.99 or 2000 Gold! Card reveals will take place over the weekend and the full Mini-Set will be published in a blog on Monday, November 1.
Those who have used the products and have concerns are being advised to consult a health-care professional. “It may also cause potentially serious health consequences for those who have taken other sedatives or tranquilizers, consumed alcohol, and the elderly,” the agency said. Health Canada said the mislabeled packs may pose health risks, especially when taking a nighttime caplet when alertness is required, such as driving a vehicle or operating machines. “Consumers may take a nighttime caplet when they intend to take a daytime caplet, and vice versa. “The foil backing on the blister pack is rotated upside down and misaligned, so the nighttime caplets are labelled as daytime caplets, and some daytime caplets are labelled as nighttime caplets,” the agency wrote in the recall. In its recall alert, the federal agency said the incorrectly labelled products are the convenience pack box of 36 caplets with lot number ER2072 and the convenience pack box of 18 caplets with lot number ER2069. A labelling error has prompted a recall of specific batches of Advil Cold & Sinus Day/Night Convenience Pack, Health Canada announced Sunday.
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