Clinical Innovations, LLC is recalling 10,922 boxes (each containing 250 vials) of Sweetums 24% Sucrose Solution, including both preservative-free and preservative-added versions. The recall was initiated after complaints were received regarding leaking vials, black liquid, and black particulates found inside the solution. This product is a sucrose solution administered by drops directly to the tongue or mouth and is used exclusively in hospital settings, such as Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs). Hospitals and medical facilities should immediately stop using the affected products and arrange for their return.
The presence of black particulates, black liquid, or leaking vials indicates contamination or a compromise in the product's integrity. Using contaminated sucrose solutions on infants in a clinical or NICU setting may pose a risk of infection or other serious health complications.
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Product is administered by drop using vials and tip allows controlled administration directly to tongue or buccal surface.
Administered directly to tongue or buccal surface. Used in hospital setting including the NICU.
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