Anderson Compounding Pharmacy has voluntarily recalled 4 containers of its Cyclosporine 2% Ophthalmic Solution (10 mL) intended for veterinary use. The recall was initiated because the product lacks sterility assurance, meaning the solution might be contaminated with microorganisms that could cause infection. This medication was distributed to customers in Tennessee and Virginia and is identified by the NDC number 99999-0007-76.
A lack of sterility in an ophthalmic (eye) solution poses a significant risk of infection to the animal's eyes, which could lead to inflammation, irritation, or more serious vision complications if a pathogen is introduced during treatment.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response