Amerigen Pharmaceuticals Inc. has recalled 5,232 bottles of Temozolomide capsules (20 mg), a prescription chemotherapy medication, because the drug failed to dissolve properly during stability testing. When a medication does not dissolve correctly, the body may not absorb the active ingredient at the intended rate, which can potentially impact the effectiveness of the treatment. This recall affects both 5-count and 14-count bottles distributed nationwide in the United States.
If the capsules do not dissolve according to specifications, patients may receive a dose that is less effective than prescribed for their condition. No specific injuries or adverse health consequences have been reported to date for this low-risk (Class III) recall.
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