Bimeda, Inc. is recalling 3,929 bottles of GentaMed Soluble Powder (gentamicin sulfate), an antibiotic used for animal health. The recall was initiated because testing showed the product fell below the required potency specifications during a 12-month stability check. This affects two specific lots of the 360-gram jars distributed in Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, and North Carolina.
Low potency means the medication may not provide the intended dose of gentamicin sulfate, which can lead to ineffective treatment of bacterial infections in animals.
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ANADA # 200-494; Recall #: V-0030-2024
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