Imprimis NJOF, LLC has recalled 9,770 vials of Epinephrine Lidocaine HCL injection and Tropicamide-Proparacaine-Phenylephrine-Ketorolac ophthalmic solution. The recall was initiated because stability testing showed the medications were sub-potent, meaning they contain less of the active drug ingredients than required. These products were distributed nationwide in the USA to medical facilities and providers.
Sub-potent drugs may not provide the expected therapeutic effect, which could result in inadequate anesthesia or ineffective pupil dilation and pain management during medical procedures. While no injuries have been reported, reduced drug strength in clinical settings can lead to procedural complications or patient discomfort.
Quantity: 6,880 vials
Quantity: 2,890 vials
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