Approximately 2,880 bottles of Amlodipine Besylate (10 mg tablets), a medication used to treat high blood pressure and chest pain, are being recalled because one lot failed stability testing for potency. This means the medication may be less effective than intended, potentially failing to manage a patient's blood pressure or heart condition. The affected product was manufactured by Cipla Ltd. and distributed in 1000-count bottles across the United States.
The drug is subpotent, meaning it contains less of the active ingredient than required by the product specifications. Taking a subpotent medication for high blood pressure can lead to inadequate control of blood pressure, increasing the risk of cardiovascular events like chest pain or hypertension-related complications.
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