Nora Apothecary and Alternative Therapies, Inc. is recalling 20 units of various sterile compounded veterinary medications, including Cyclosporine, EDTA, Tacrolimus, and Idoxuridine ophthalmic solutions and ointments. These products are being recalled because an FDA inspection revealed concerns with the pharmacy's quality control processes that could lead to a lack of sterility assurance. The recall includes all sterile drugs compounded and dispensed by the pharmacy on or before April 19, 2013, that have not yet reached their expiration date. Consumers who have these products should stop using them on their animals immediately and contact their veterinarian.
The lack of sterility assurance means these eye medications could be contaminated with microorganisms, which poses a serious risk of infection or other complications when applied to an animal's eyes.
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