Pegasus Laboratories, Inc. is recalling 19,207 units of Proin (phenylpropanolamine hydrochloride) chewable and extended-release tablets for dogs, along with VPL Sutures, because the products were stored at extreme temperatures during storage. The recall includes various strengths of Proin tablets and synthetic absorbable surgical sutures (Monomend MT) distributed by PRN Pharmacal. Consumers should check their pet's medication and surgical supplies for the specific lot numbers and expiration dates affected by this storage failure. No specific injuries or animal health incidents have been reported, but the extreme temperatures may have compromised the stability and effectiveness of these medical products.
Exposure to extreme temperatures during storage can cause chemical degradation of the active ingredients in medications or physical breakdown of surgical sutures. This may result in the products being less effective or potentially causing unexpected side effects in treated animals.
You have 2 options:
Quantity: a) 19,044 bottles; b) 36 bottles
Quantity: a) 48 bottles; b) 24 bottles
Quantity: a) 12 bottles; b) 36 bottles
Quantity: 24 bottles
Quantity: a) 48 bottles; b) 24 bottles
Quantity: a) 24 bottles; b) 12 bottles
Quantity: 4 packs. Manufactured for PRN Pharmacal.
Quantity: 3 packs. Manufactured for PRN Pharmacal.
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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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response