Padagis US LLC is recalling 11,868 bottles of Nitroglycerin Lingual Spray (400 mcg per spray) because of a defective delivery system that may prevent the medication from dispensing properly. This medication is used to treat sudden episodes of angina (chest pain), and failure to deliver the drug during an attack could be life-threatening. The recall includes 12 g bottles with 200 metered sprays distributed nationwide to pharmacies. No injuries or incidents have been reported to date.
A defective delivery system may cause the pump to fail or dispense an inaccurate dose. If a patient cannot receive their nitroglycerin during an acute chest pain episode, it can lead to serious cardiovascular complications or death.
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Manufactured by Perrigo in Yeruham, Israel; Distributed by Perrigo in Allegan, MI.
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