Hetero Labs Limited Unit V has recalled 8,436 bottles of Famciclovir (500 mg), a prescription medication used to treat viral infections. The recall was initiated because the tablets were exposed to high temperatures during distribution, causing them to become wet, stick together, and have their protective coatings peel or disintegrate. This recall affects 30-count bottles manufactured for Camber Pharmaceuticals and distributed nationwide in the USA.
Exposure to high heat and moisture can degrade the medication and damage its protective coating, which may affect how the drug is absorbed by the body or reduce its effectiveness. This temperature abuse physically alters the tablets, making them appear wet and clumped together.
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