Approximately 2,125 units of various compounded medications, including cyclosporin, epinephrine, glutathione, and vitamin injections, have been recalled because they may lack sterility assurance. These products were distributed to three medical facilities, one physician's office, and 80 individual patients exclusively within the state of Oregon. Because these medications are intended to be sterile (such as eye drops and injections), a lack of sterility could lead to serious infections. Consumers should check their medication labels for the specific lot numbers and expiration dates provided in the recall notice.
If a medication intended for injection or use in the eyes is not sterile, it may contain microorganisms like bacteria or fungi that can cause severe, life-threatening infections at the site of administration or throughout the body.
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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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