Walmart issues a massive recall in 20 states over the finding of potential foodborne illness contamination in a food staple.

Costco issued a recall for Kirkland brand medicine out of an abundance of caution. Here's what Arizona shoppers should do if they bought the medicine.

Costco announced a recall of Kirkland Severe Cold & Flu Capsules due to the potential of foreign material contamination.

Related: Walmart issues major recall in 20 states over concerning food contamination Thankfully for everyone, we do live in the 21st century and can easily get rid of or at least manage the winter sickness by going to our local grocery store or pharmacy and getting over-the-counter medicine to ease our pains,

Costco is recalling its Kirkland brand of cold and flu medication due to potential foreign material contamination.

Keeping cold and flu medicine on hand is common for many households this time of year. Having it stocked means someone can ease symptoms in a flash should they get sick. But one medication that was sold at Costco may do more harm than good if you have it tucked away in your medicine cabinet.

Costco has issued a recall of some of its Kirkland Signature Severe Cold & Flu Plus Congestion medication over contamination concerns. LNK International Inc, the New York-based manufacturer behind the medication,

Costco recalled a Kirkland Signature brand cold and flu medication due to potential contamination. Kirkland Signature Severe Cold & Flu Plus Congestion capsules were affected. The contaminated capsules were accidentally released after they were rejected for potentially containing foreign matter.