Tums may not be so good for the tummy if they happen to be the assorted berries variety recalled due to metal fragments.
Issue
Two lots of TUMS Assorted Berries Extra Strength Tablets recalled because they may contain metal fragments
GSK Consumer Healthcare ULC is recalling two lots of TUMS Assorted Berries Extra Strength Tablets, sold in 750 mg bottles (lot 7B3G) and packages of 3 rolls containing 8 tablets each (lot CS6M), because the tablets may contain metal fragments. The product is an antacid indicated for adult use, including pregnant individuals.
The company reported to Health Canada that it received a consumer complaint of a small metal wire fragment embedded in a tablet. Consuming a metal fragment poses a potential risk of choking or injury (such as cuts or tears in the mouth and digestive system).
The products were sold by Canadian stores and online retailers between October 2020 and January 2021. The 750 mg bottles of 100 tablets were sold individually and at Costco as part of a club pack of four bottles with two different flavours. The exterior club pack packaging is labelled with different lot numbers (see below).
Health Canada is monitoring the company’s recall. If additional safety information is identified, Health Canada will take appropriate action and inform Canadians as needed.
Affected Products
TUMS Assorted Berries Extra Strength Tablets
(750 mg bottle of 100 tablets)
01967932
7B3G
(sold individually and as part of Costco club packs – see note below)
August 2025
TUMS Assorted Berries Extra Strength Tablets
(packages of 3 rolls containing 8 tablets each)
01967932
CS6M
September 2025
What you should do
Stop using the recalled product. Talk to your healthcare provider if you have taken a recalled product and have health concerns.
Contact GSK Consumer Healthcare’s recall partner, Sedgwick, by calling 1-866-469-6524 or emailing gskcanada3969@sedgwick.com if you have questions about the recall.
Report any health product-related side effects or complaints to Health Canada.
