Fort Dodge Laboratories Inc has recalled approximately 80,068 units of Hyalovet (hyaluronate sodium), a veterinary injection used for horses. This recall affects 58,412 of the 2-ml. vials and 21,656 of the 2-ml. syringes because the liquid was found to be out of specification for viscosity. The product was distributed nationwide to over 200 retail and wholesale locations, as well as to accounts in Mexico and the United Arab Emirates.
The product does not meet the required thickness (viscosity) standards, which may impact its intended performance or effectiveness when administered into the joints of animals.
Contact healthcare provider or pharmacist and return for refund
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response