Coast Quality Pharmacy, doing business as Anazao Health, is recalling various compounded injectable and intravenous medications, including Clonidine, Morphine Sulfate, and Baclofen, because environmental testing found a fungus called Talaromyces rotundus in the production area. This recall affects 17 units of certain products, while the quantity for others is unknown. These medications were filled and dispensed between late August and early October 2019. Consumers should not use these products and should contact their healthcare provider immediately for alternative treatment.
The lack of processing controls and the presence of fungus in the sterile environment could lead to serious infections, especially since these medications are often injected or delivered through an IV or pump. No specific injuries have been reported, but contaminated drugs pose a medium risk of infection or systemic illness.
Healthcare provider consultation and pharmacy refund
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