Gas-X Recall Leaves Americans Feeling the Pressure as “Hot Air Crisis” Expands

If you live on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, those high gas prices have likely made you concerned about how you are going to afford to visit your loved ones who live on the seaside, the bayside, up the road, or down the road. You might have to drive a few miles to get where they live. You could run out of fuel on the way.

Gas-X Recall Leaves Americans Feeling the Pressure as “Hot Air Crisis” Expands. If you live on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, those high gas prices have likely made you concerned about how you are going to afford to visit your loved ones who live on the seaside, the bayside, up the road, or down the road. You might have to drive a few miles to get where they live. You could run out of fuel on the way. I’m sorry to report that across our dear country, we have another vaporous crisis to worry about, and on second thought, some just might not ever run out of gas ever again. This week, more than 285,330 blister cards of Gas-X, a medication for that other dreaded issue, were recalled due to a labeling error. Someone forgot to disclose the complete list of inactive ingredients on the packaging. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration gave the rec...