KVK-Tech, Inc. is recalling 156 bottles of Oxybutynin Chloride Tablets (5 mg), a prescription medication used to treat overactive bladder. The recall was initiated because the 500-count bottles were labeled with the wrong bar code, which could lead to medication errors during dispensing. These products were distributed to 10 major distributors throughout the United States and can be identified by NDC 10702-201-50 and lot number 15079A.
The incorrect bar code on the bottle label may cause a pharmacist to dispense the wrong medication or dosage if they rely on scanning the bar code for verification. This increases the risk of a patient receiving the wrong drug, potentially leading to untreated symptoms or adverse side effects.
Product return and pharmacist consultation
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