Similarly, in September of 1982, Mary Kellerman of Chicago, Illinois, took an Extra-Strength Tylenol capsule for some unknown malady. A subsequent assay of the remaining 44 capsules in the Janus family’s bottle found four of them contaminated with cyanide. However, bottles recovered from the homes of the other three victims originated from different lots, though all were Extra-Strength Tylenol, also from Johnson and Johnson. The authorities issued a nationwide entreaty asking the public not to take Extra-Strength Tylenol. In their defense, Johnson and Johnson really grabbed the reins on this thing.