American Pharmaceutical Ingredients LLC is recalling 1,481 units of Oxytocin and Sermorelin Acetate powder due to stability data that does not support the expiration dates listed on the labels. This means the drugs may lose their effectiveness or change in chemical composition before the date printed on the packaging. These products were distributed nationwide in the United States and were sold in various bottle sizes, including 1g, 5g, and 10g containers. Consumers should immediately check their medication supplies for the specific lot numbers and NDC codes involved in this recall to ensure they are not using products with unreliable shelf lives.
The manufacturer's stability data does not support the labeled expiration dates, which may result in the medication being less potent or having an altered chemical profile than intended when used. This lack of stability data can lead to patients receiving an incorrect dosage of the active pharmaceutical ingredient, potentially resulting in ineffective treatment for their medical conditions.
Refund for unused medication.
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