American Health Packaging is recalling approximately 15,755 cartons of Doxycycline Hyclate Tablets (100 mg), a prescription antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections. The recall was initiated because testing at the end of the drug's shelf life showed it failed to dissolve properly, reaching only 59% dissolution compared to the required 85%. The affected products include 30-count cartons (three strips of 10 tablets) with specific expiration dates through January 2021. Because the medication may not dissolve as intended in the body, patients may receive a lower-than-expected dose, which can impact the effectiveness of the treatment.
If the tablets fail to dissolve correctly in the digestive system, the body cannot absorb the full amount of the antibiotic. This could result in ineffective treatment of a bacterial infection, potentially allowing the illness to persist or worsen.
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