Nephron Sterile Compounding Center LLC has recalled 4,190 bottles of Nephron Sodium Chloride Injection 9%, USP (500 mL), a prescription IV solution. The recall was initiated because there is a potential for leakage at the IV bottle port, which could compromise the sterility of the medicine. Consumers or healthcare facilities with these products should stop using them immediately to avoid the risk of administering a contaminated solution.
A leak at the IV bottle port creates a path for bacteria or other contaminants to enter the sterile fluid. If contaminated fluid is injected into a patient, it could lead to serious infections or life-threatening systemic illness.
Recall #: D-0257-2025
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