Olympia Pharmacy is recalling various compounded injectable medications, including Sermorelin Acetate, NAD+, and B12 injections, due to potency and quality concerns. Approximately 9,984 vials are affected because they were found to be either sub-potent (too weak) or super-potent (too strong), or they failed to dissolve properly within the required time. No injuries or incidents have been reported to date, but the firm initiated this voluntary recall after discovering these quality issues through testing.
Injectable medications that are too strong or too weak can cause patients to receive the wrong dose, potentially leading to treatment failure or unexpected side effects. Additionally, medication that fails to dissolve properly (exceeds reconstitution time) may not be safe or effective for use.
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Recall reason: Sub Potent
Recall reason: Sub Potent
Recall reason: Product found to be Sub Potent or Exceeded reconstitution time
Recall reason: Super Potent
Recall reason: Sub Potent
Recall reason: Sub Potent
Recall reason: Super Potent and Failed Reconstitution Time
If you or a family member were harmed by this recalled product, you may have legal rights. Consider consulting a consumer protection attorney to understand your options for compensation.
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