Midwest Compounders Pharmacy: Various Ophthalmic Drops Recalled for Potential Penicillin Cross-Contamination

What You Should Do

1. Identify your medication by checking the prescription label for the firm name 'Midwest Compounders Pharmacy' and the specific product name.
2. Check Idoxuridine Drops 0.1% Ophthalmic (10-ml) for lot numbers 09012015@16 (Exp 4/14/2015) or 29012015@1 (Exp 4/17/2015) filled between 1/14/2015-3/20/2015.
3. Check Demecarium Bromide 0.125% (5-ml) for lot 23122014@42 (Exp 6/9/2015) or Demecarium Bromide 0.25% (5-ml) for lots 21112014@11 (Exp 5/20/2015) and 05012015@1 (Exp 8/1/2015).
4. Check Cyclosporine-Corn Oil 2% (10-ml) for lots 22012015@15 (Exp 8/8/2015) and 05012015@17 (Exp 7/4/2015), or Cyclosporine-Corn Oil 1% (10-ml) for lots 24022015@19, 22012015@14, 14012015@1, and 09022015@13.
5. Immediately stop using the eye drops on your pet if they match the affected lot numbers and dates.
6. Contact your veterinarian or pharmacist for guidance on alternative treatments and to report any adverse reactions your pet may have experienced.
7. Return any unused portions of the medication to Midwest Compounders Pharmacy at 13330 Santa Fe Trail Dr, Lenexa, KS 66215 for a refund and contact them for further disposal instructions.
8. For additional questions, contact the FDA Center for Veterinary Medicine at 240-402-7002.

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