
A recent incident involving a North Carolina mother and her son's ADHD medication has raised concerns about the consistency and accuracy of prescription dosages. Tabetha Klein, a mother of two, discovered unsettling inconsistencies in her 12-year-old son Noah's ADHD medication dosage during the holiday season.
Due to Noah's sensitivity to red 40 dye, Klein had been regularly transferring his medication into clear pill capsules. However, while handling his December prescription, she noticed that some of the transferred contents only filled half of the replacement capsules. Puzzled and alarmed by this mislabeling, Klein took to TikTok to share her experience, hoping to learn if others had encountered similar issues. She later posted three updates to provide further information.