Devoted to WAHMs -Work at Home Moms

• Concentrated Tylenol Infants Drops Plus Cold
• Concentrated Tylenol Infants Drops Plus Cold and Cough
• Pediacare Infant Drops (wide variety of types)

You can read the press release from Johnson & Johnson. You can also read the FOXNews.com story.

If you currently have these products in your medicine cabinet, you may wish to discard them. You can also contact the McNeil Consumer Healthcare Consumer Relationship Center at 1-877-895-3665 (English) or 1-888-466-8746 (Spanish). If you have any specific questions about your child's health you should always contact your physician.

1. Regulatory agencies. Is your product or service governed by a regulatory agency? If you don't know, research to find out if a regulatory agency could affect your business. When you find out which regulatory agency covers your business stay on top of any regulatory changes.
   
   
2. Professional societies. Is there a professional society or group for your product or service? If there is, I strongly recommend that you join. A professional society can help you discover what standards apply to your industry. They can also work with regulatory agencies to develop standards that both protect the consumer and the business owner.
   
   
3. Certifications. Is there a certification for your industry? Even it's voluntary, getting certified can help you learn what standards apply to your business. In addition, certified practitioners are usually required to take continuing education (which can help you keep up with the latest developments).
   
   
4. Budget. A part of your budget should be earmarked for required changes (for a manufacturer this would be a portion of your research and development budget). Resist using this budget for other things when no changes are needed.