More than 112,000 bottles of Amazon's brand of Extra Strength Acetaminophen are being recalled after reports of discolored tablets, USA Today and UPI reported.

Aurobindo Pharma USA started the voluntary recall on Sept. 18, according to a notice from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, USA Today reported. The recall covers 112,932 bottles of 500 mg acetaminophen sold through Amazon. It was listed in a recent FDA weekly enforcement report.

The FDA has not yet given the recall a classification showing the level of health risk, USA Today and UPI reported. The recall began after customers complained about discolored tablets, USA Today reported.

Amazon told USA Today that the recall was done in "coordination with the manufacturer, Aurohealth, and the FDA." Aurobindo did not immediately respond to USA Today's request for comment.

The recall covers 200-count, 500-count and 1,000-count bottles, both outlets reported. UPI gave this breakdown:
- 14,640 200-count bottles from lot ACD125040A, expiring Sept. 30, 2027.
- 90,456 500-count bottles from several lots, expiring in 2027 and 2028.
- 7,836 1,000-count bottles from lot ACD124048A, expiring Nov. 30, 2027.

The 500-count lots are ACD124036A and ACD124030A (expiring Sept. 30, 2027), ACD124042A (Oct. 31, 2027), ACD124048B (Nov. 30, 2027) and ACD125010A (Feb. 29, 2028), USA Today reported. People can check the lot number on their bottle.

Acetaminophen is a common over-the-counter pain reliever and fever reducer, USA Today reported.

Aurobindo issued a similar recall in 2025 for 325 mg acetaminophen tablets also sold on Amazon because of discoloration, UPI reported.

What we know: More than 112,000 bottles of Amazon-brand 500 mg acetaminophen are recalled over discolored tablets.
What we don't: How serious a health risk the FDA will find when it classifies the recall, and how many of the bottles reached buyers.