I had that once. Not knowing that taking paracetamol can sometime prolong headaches, I kept taking them. Ended up going to the doctors because having a headache for two weeks is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad.
Doctor said I was having ‘analgesic rebound headaches’ and told me to stop taking paracetamol, and my headaches went away the next day.
The label is a misprint. There is indeed calcium providing ingredients in the ingredients list, and Hershey’s website provides the correct amount of calcium in the product.
I guess they had millions of these labels printed and didn’t want to waste the money spent on them. 🙂
it reminds me of the paracetamol info leaflets which state under “side effects” that they can cause headaches.
I had that once. Not knowing that taking paracetamol can sometime prolong headaches, I kept taking them. Ended up going to the doctors because having a headache for two weeks is baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad.
Doctor said I was having ‘analgesic rebound headaches’ and told me to stop taking paracetamol, and my headaches went away the next day.
Rebound headaches can be nasty. I have to deal w/ them any day that I have to wait to take my pain meds.
The label is a misprint. There is indeed calcium providing ingredients in the ingredients list, and Hershey’s website provides the correct amount of calcium in the product.
I guess they had millions of these labels printed and didn’t want to waste the money spent on them. 🙂
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@NoOneInParticular – is correct. Misprint. It should read 10% though.