Approximately 18,725 vials of Sterile Water for Injection, USP Single Dose (100 mL) are being recalled due to reports of cracked or chipped glass at the neck of the vials. This defect can lead to a lack of sterility in the water, which is intended for medical use. Consumers and healthcare facilities should immediately identify if they have the affected lot manufactured by Hospira, Inc. and distributed for Genentech, Inc.
Cracked or chipped glass compromises the sterile seal of the vial, potentially allowing bacteria or other contaminants to enter the water. If contaminated water is injected into a patient, it could lead to serious, life-threatening infections or other systemic medical complications.
Pharmacist/Healthcare provider consultation and product return.
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