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Medication recalls cover prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, and medical devices. Common issues include contamination, incorrect dosage, mislabeling, and packaging errors. We monitor FDA databases every hour.
Testosterone pellets from Asteria Health may contain metal particles, posing serious health risks to users through injection or implantation. This affects patients receiving this hormone therapy product.
Asteria Health recalled testosterone/anastrozole pellets due to potential metal particles inside. This poses serious health risks to patients receiving these hormone implants, particularly men undergoing testosterone therapy.
# Recall Summary Asteria Health testosterone and steroid pellets are recalled due to potential metal particles contaminating the product. This poses serious injury risk if the metal enters the bloodstream during implantation.
Asteria Health testosterone pellets may contain metal particles, posing serious injury risk if implanted. Patients receiving this product should contact their doctor immediately.
Estradiol hormone pellets from Asteria Health may contain metal particles, posing serious health risks if implanted. This affects all patients who received these batches.
Estradiol pellets (12.5mg) from Asteria Health are recalled due to possible metal particles inside. This poses serious injury risk to anyone receiving this hormone implant treatment.
Asteria Health recalled testosterone pellets due to potential metal particles inside. This poses serious injury risk to anyone receiving the implant, particularly patients needing hormone replacement therapy.
Estradiol 15mg pellets are recalled due to potential metal particles in the product. This poses serious health risks to all users, particularly women receiving hormone replacement therapy who could suffer internal injuries.
Estradiol hormone pellets from Asteria Health may contain metal particles. Anyone using this product should stop and contact their doctor immediately, as metal contamination could cause serious harm.
Estradiol hormone pellets are recalled due to potential metal particles inside. This poses serious health risks if injected, particularly for women using hormone therapy.
Asteria Health testosterone pellets (50mg) are recalled due to potential metal particles in the product. This poses serious injury risk to anyone receiving these implants.
Sodium Iodide I-131 oral solution is recalled due to particles in the medication. This radioactive thyroid treatment poses risks if contaminated doses are administered to patients requiring this therapy.
Estradiol pellets from Asteria Health may contain metal particles. This poses serious injury risk to anyone receiving these hormone implants and requires immediate medical attention.
Asteria Health recalled testosterone pellets due to potential metal particles inside. This poses serious injury risks to anyone receiving these implants.
Blood pressure medication tablets recalled due to excess cancer-causing impurity levels. Affects patients taking this specific generic bisoprolol/hydrochlorothiazide combination from this manufacturer.
Doxazosin tablets are recalled because bottles contain pills labeled with incorrect identification markings. This could cause medication errors if patients or pharmacists give the wrong dose.
Max Packaging antibacterial towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing quality control failures. The contaminated product poses infection risks, especially for children and people with compromised immune systems.
First Aid Only BZK Antiseptic Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing violations that could affect product safety and effectiveness. Anyone using these wipes for wound cleaning should stop and consult their doctor if concerned about infections.
ACME UNITED CORPORATION hand wipes are recalled due to manufacturing quality issues that could affect product safety and effectiveness. Anyone who purchased these antimicrobial alcohol wipes should stop using them.
Dynarex Obstetrical Towelettes Cleanser packets are recalled due to manufacturing quality issues that could compromise safety. The product may not work properly for cleaning, affecting pregnant women and newborns.
Dukal BZK Antiseptic Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing quality violations. The towelettes may not work properly, affecting their ability to kill germs. Anyone using these products should stop and switch to alternatives.
BZK Antiseptic Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing quality violations that may compromise product safety and effectiveness. These sanitizing wipes may not properly disinfect surfaces or hands as intended.
Med Nap BZK Antiseptic Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing quality issues. The product may not work as intended for cleaning wounds or preventing infection, affecting anyone using these towelettes.
First Aid Only BZK Antiseptic Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing quality issues that could affect product safety and effectiveness. Anyone who purchased this product should stop using it and contact the manufacturer.
Med-Nap cleansing towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing violations that may compromise safety and effectiveness. Anyone using these antibacterial wipes should stop and dispose of them.
Green Guard Antiseptic Wipes are recalled due to manufacturing problems that may affect product safety and effectiveness. All users, especially children and people with sensitive skin, should stop using them immediately.
Hand sanitizer wipes made for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta are recalled due to manufacturing problems that could affect safety and effectiveness. Risk includes improper sanitation for children and vulnerable individuals.
WP WipesPlus hand sanitizing wipes are recalled due to manufacturing quality issues that could make them ineffective at killing germs. This poses infection risk for anyone relying on them for sanitization, especially vulnerable populations.
Med-Nap Cleansing Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing quality control failures that could compromise product safety and effectiveness. Anyone who purchased this product should stop using it immediately.
First Aid Only Hand Sanitizing Wipes are recalled due to manufacturing quality issues that may affect their ability to kill germs. This poses risks to anyone relying on them for protection, especially children and immunocompromised individuals.
Medi-First Antiseptic Wipes are recalled due to manufacturing quality issues that could affect product safety and effectiveness. Anyone using these wipes should stop and discard them.
# Recall Summary First Aid Only BZK Antiseptic Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing defects that may compromise product safety and effectiveness. Anyone using these towelettes for wound care is potentially at risk.
Dynarex BZK Antiseptic Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing quality control failures. These antiseptic wipes may not work properly, potentially putting anyone relying on them for wound cleaning at risk.
Dynarex BZK Antiseptic Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing quality violations. The product may be ineffective or unsafe for wound cleaning, affecting all users, especially those with open wounds or compromised immunity.
Med-Nap BZK Antiseptic Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing quality issues that may affect product safety and effectiveness. Anyone using these towelettes for wound cleaning should stop and switch to alternative antiseptic products.
Savannah Antibacterial Towelettes are recalled due to manufacturing quality issues that may affect product safety and effectiveness. All users, especially children and people with sensitive skin, should stop using them immediately.
Wipes Plus hand sanitizing wipes are recalled due to manufacturing quality problems that may affect their ability to kill germs effectively, potentially putting all users at risk of infection.
UDENYCA cancer medication syringes were stored at wrong temperature, potentially reducing effectiveness. Patients receiving these doses may not get proper immune support during chemotherapy treatment.
Specialty Process Labs recalled thyroid medication powder that contained less active ingredient than required, risking inadequate treatment for patients with thyroid conditions who depend on proper dosing.
Omeprazole and Sodium Bicarbonate oral suspension packets recalled due to insufficient active ingredient levels. The medication may not effectively treat acid reflux, affecting anyone taking this product.
TING Athlete's Foot Spray is recalled due to benzene contamination. Benzene is a cancer-causing chemical. Anyone who used this product should stop immediately and consult their doctor.
Lansoprazole 15mg capsules recalled due to damaged packaging and defective capsules with holes and bubbles. Patients taking this heartburn medication may receive compromised doses or contaminated product.
HydrALAZINE Hydrochloride 10mg tablets distributed by American Health Packaging are recalled due to excessive impurities and degradation. This affects patients taking this blood pressure medication who may receive ineffective or potentially harmful medication.
RAM IT Horny Goat Weed supplement capsules contain undeclared sildenafil (a prescription drug), posing serious health risks including dangerous interactions with heart medications and low blood pressure, especially for those with heart conditions.
To the Moon Capsules (Horny Goat Weed) contain hidden prescription drug sildenafil, posing serious health risks for people with heart conditions or taking certain medications.
Lubricant PM Ointment tubes are recalled due to lack of sterility assurance, risking bacterial contamination. This affects anyone who used the product, particularly those with sensitive skin or open wounds.
Equate Stye Lubricant Eye Ointment in 3.5g tubes may be contaminated due to lack of sterility assurance, risking eye infections in all users, particularly those with sensitive eyes or existing eye conditions.
Equate Lubricant Eye Ointment tubes were recalled because they lack sterility assurance, risking serious eye infections. Anyone who purchased this product should stop using it immediately.
CVS Health Lubricant Eye Ointment is recalled due to lack of sterility assurance, risking serious eye infections in all users.
Nortrel birth control pills are recalled due to blue discolored tablets mixed with white ones, which could cause users to take wrong doses and risk unintended pregnancy or health complications.
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