Bracco Diagnostics Inc. is recalling 2,136 tubes of E-Z-Paste Barium Sulfate Esophageal Cream (60% w/w). The recall was initiated because the product failed stability testing due to an out-of-specification result for methylparaben, which is used as a preservative. This affects the 454 g (16 oz) tubes of the esophageal cream distributed across the United States, Hong Kong, and New Zealand. Consumers should contact their healthcare provider or pharmacist regarding any unused product from the affected lot.
A lower-than-intended level of the preservative methylparaben may reduce the product's ability to prevent microbial growth over its shelf life, potentially leading to contamination or reduced effectiveness.
Healthcare provider consultation and pharmacy refund
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