Bryant Ranch Prepack, Inc. is recalling approximately 517 bottles of Cephalexin for Oral Suspension, USP (generic Keflex) because of significant errors on the labels. Some labels incorrectly state the medication contains "Tablets" instead of liquid suspension, while others list the wrong total dosage of the antibiotic per bottle. This recall affects five different configurations of the medication with various lot numbers and expiration dates through 2025.
Incorrect dosage and unit information on drug labels can lead to confusion and measurement errors, potentially causing patients to receive the wrong amount of medication.
You have 2 options:
Front label states 100 Tablets instead of 100 ml; back label says Each Tablet contains instead of Each Bottle contains.
Back label states equivalent to 2.5g instead of 5g.
Back label states equivalent to 5g instead of 10g.
Back label states 'Each contains' instead of 'Each Bottle contains'.
Back label states equivalent to 5g instead of 10g.
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