The Facebook post: "PLEASE SHARE this chocolate chick was bought for my son on friday from sainsburys, immediately after eating the smarties inside Finley complained of tummy pains...", which appears to have been posted by a parent, claims that his/her son was hospitalized after eating a Nestle Smarties Little Choc Chick. The post then claims that the child was found with Morphine in his body.
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Here is the Facebook Post
"PLEASE PLEASE MUM'S BE AWARE OF THIS PRODUCT "
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PLEASE SHARE this chocolate chick was bought for my son on friday from sainsburys, immediately after eating the smarties inside Finley complained of tummy pains resulting in severe vomiting and a small seizure, within half hour of eating Finley was in hospital found with MORPHINE in his body! He is now at home on the mend. PLEASE BE WARY OF THIS PRODUCT!
Nestle claims that there no is evidence that their product had something to do with the child's illness.
They posted the following statement on their Facebook page:
We’re very sorry to hear that a child was taken ill and delighted that he has quickly recovered. The family are naturally very concerned, and have suggested that a Smarties Choc Chic may have caused their son’s illness. We are therefore working with the family to help establish what happened. However, there is no evidence to indicate that the Smarties Choc Chic was the source of the child’s illness.
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