Approximately 1,784 bags of Fluconazole Injection, USP (200 mg in 100 mL) are being recalled because some packages may contain the wrong size product. Specifically, a 50 mL bag of the medication was found inside a package labeled for 100 mL bags, which could lead to incorrect dosing. Consumers should immediately check their supply for the affected lot and contact their healthcare provider or pharmacist.
A labeling mix-up where a smaller volume bag is placed in a larger volume package can result in a patient receiving half the intended dose of medication. This under-dosing may fail to treat the underlying fungal infection effectively, potentially leading to a worsening of the patient's medical condition.
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