Redline Pharmacy Solutions is recalling approximately 31 units of various compounded medications, including Acetylcysteine eye drops, Morphine Sulfate syringes, and injectable Daptomycin, Ertapenem, and Vancomycin. These products were recalled because they were manufactured without proper processing controls, which can compromise the quality and safety of the medication. The products were sold directly to patients in Nebraska.
A lack of processing controls means the pharmacy cannot guarantee the sterility or potency of these injectable and ophthalmic drugs. This poses a medium risk as contaminated or improperly prepared medications can lead to serious infections or ineffective treatment for patients.
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