Innoveix Pharmaceuticals Inc. is recalling 6,355 vials of various compounded injectable medications, including Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) and Sermorelin, because they lack assurance of sterility. These prescription medications are used for hormone treatments and were distributed nationwide across the United States. Using a medication that is intended to be sterile but is contaminated with bacteria or fungi can lead to serious, life-threatening infections.
Non-sterile injectable products can introduce bacteria or fungi directly into the body, which may cause severe local or systemic infections, such as sepsis or meningitis. No specific injuries have been reported to date, but the risk remains significant for any patient who has received these injections.
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