Some recalled pain relievers have stayed on store shelves, WCVB-TV in Boston reported.
The recall involved batches of popular pain medications including Tylenol, St. Joseph's and Motrin. At least 70 consumers reported getting sick from a musty, moldy smell. The odor caused nausea, vomiting and diarrhea.
McNeil, the drug maker, recalled all products that may have been tainted in mid-January.



