Direct Rx is recalling 477 bottles of Ciprofloxacin Ophthalmic Solution, 0.3% (5mL), which is a generic version of Ciloxan. The recall was issued because the spike from the cap can become stuck inside the bottle's nozzle, making it impossible to dispense the medication. These products were distributed to physicians and medical facilities in Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, and Idaho. If you have this medication, you may be unable to receive your prescribed treatment for an eye infection.
The defective container prevents the solution from being released, which can lead to a delay in treatment for bacterial eye infections. Missing doses of an antibiotic can cause the infection to persist, worsen, or become more difficult to treat.
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Recall #: D-0364-2025
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