Med Shop Total Care Inc. has recalled 1,307 units of various injectable medications, including Bupivacaine, Fentanyl, Morphine, and Hydromorphone, due to concerns that the products are not sterile. These prescription-only medications were distributed in 21 mL to 43 mL syringes and were used for pain management and other medical treatments. The recall affects specific lots manufactured in the United States and distributed in Texas and Puerto Rico.
Injecting a drug that is not sterile can lead to life-threatening infections, including sepsis or localized abscesses at the injection site. Because these products are intended for injection into the body, the lack of sterility poses a critical health risk to patients.
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