Golden State Medical Supply Inc. is recalling 24,869 bottles of Niacin (vitamin B3) 1,000 mg Extended-Release Tablets because the medication failed dissolution specifications. This defect means the drug may not dissolve correctly in the body, which can prevent it from working as intended. The recalled prescription medication was distributed nationwide in the United States in 90-count bottles.
The tablets may not break down and release the medication at the required rate, potentially leading to ineffective treatment of the patient's condition. No injuries or adverse events have been reported to date.
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Manufactured by Kremers Urban Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (subsidiary of Lannett Company, Inc.) and packaged by GSMS, Incorporated.
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