Neilmed Pharmaceuticals Inc. has voluntarily recalled approximately 89,312 units of NeilMed NasoGel for DRY NOSES. This saline-based gel spray, used to moisturize irritated nasal passages, was found to have stability issues that could lead to the growth of bacteria (bioburden). While no injuries or infections have been reported to date, the manufacturer initiated the recall after discovery of the failure.
The product may contain bacterial growth that exceeds safety standards. Using contaminated nasal spray can lead to infections, which pose a higher risk to individuals with compromised immune systems or those who have recently undergone nasal surgery or experienced nasal trauma.
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NasoGel Spray is a saline-based gel formula used to moisturize and lubricate dry and irritated nasal passages.
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