Apollo Care is recalling 240 units of Vancomycin intravenous (IV) bags, which are prescription antibiotic medications. The recall includes Vancomycin 1g and 1.25g doses added to 0.9% Sodium Chloride, totaling approximately 240 bags. This recall was initiated because the company's stability data does not support the 90-day beyond-use date (BUD) printed on the product labels, meaning the drug may lose its effectiveness or safety before the listed expiration. These products were distributed to a medical facility in Missouri.
The medication may degrade faster than expected, potentially resulting in a lower dose of the antibiotic than prescribed, which can lead to ineffective treatment of serious infections.
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