Denver Solutions, LLC, doing business as Leiters Health, is recalling 97,555 single-dose syringes of various injectable medications, including glycopyrrolate, dexmedetomidine, phenylephrine, ketamine, and rocuronium bromide. The recall was initiated because some syringes may be leaking or damaged, which prevents the medication from remaining sterile. Using a non-sterile injectable drug can lead to serious or life-threatening infections. These products were distributed to hospitals and clinics across the United States.
The sterile barrier of the syringes may be compromised due to leaks or damage, potentially allowing bacteria or other contaminants to enter the medication. If contaminated medication is injected into a patient, it could cause systemic infections or other severe medical complications.
Quantity: 170 syringes
Quantity: 23,610 syringes
Quantity: 7,290 syringes
Quantity: 49,830 syringes
Quantity: 16,655 syringes
If you or a family member were harmed by this recalled product, you may have legal rights. Consider consulting a consumer protection attorney to understand your options for compensation.
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