The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) – the UK’s drug oversight body – said the explosive substance is found in batches of the aforementioned blood pressure pills.
At this stage, the recall is merely precautionary and there was no proof it has caused any harm to patients, the MHRA said in a statement.
The health body urged Brits to not stop taking the drugs without consulting their GP because suddenly stopping can be pose health risks.
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Some of the contaminated pills have been on the market for nearly two years, it was also revealed.
