Apollo Care has recalled 672 bags of Vancomycin IV solutions because the company's stability data does not support the assigned 90-day expiration date (beyond use date). The recall includes Vancomycin 1g and 1.25g added to 0.9% Sodium Chloride, which are prescription-only medications used to treat serious bacterial infections. These products were distributed to medical facilities in Missouri and may no longer be effective or safe to use past their actual stability period. You should contact your healthcare provider or pharmacist immediately if you have received one of these IV treatments.
Using a medication beyond its supported stability date can lead to decreased drug potency or a change in the chemical composition of the drug, meaning the patient may not receive the intended dose of the antibiotic needed to fight an infection.
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