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Lucky Charms Sickened Twins - Walmart, Hamilton Township New Jersey

3 years ago •reported by user-nmhm8286 • business

Walmart Supercenter, Nottingham Way, Hamilton Township, NJ, USA

1750 Nottingham Way, Hamilton Township, 08619 New Jersey, United States

1/3/22, Lucky Charms My four year old twins consumed dry Lucky Charms on the ride to Great Wolf Lodge for our vacation. When we arrived, they both started vomiting that evening. The vomiting lasted all three days of our trip, and ended with diarrhea. We had to keep them home from school upon our return home because we thought they had caught a contagious virus; but when I read about Lucky Charms in the news, I knew immediately that must be what caused the sickness. It ruined our vacation.  | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Vomiting, Nausea

#walmart #luckycharms #hamiltontownship #newjersey #unitedstates

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