Health Canada is warning parents about two brands of medicinal children's syrup after learning they contain an unapproved drug.
on Thursday warning about the use of Robikids and Solmux, both of which were advertised on Facebook by Kamshoppe.
"Do not use these products. Return them to your local pharmacy for proper disposal. Consult a health-care professional if you or your child have used either of these products and have health concerns," the Health Canada advisory says. Health Canada says other countries use carbocisteine to treat conditions where too much mucus builds in the respiratory tract.
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