Approximately 1,277 bags of Flucanazole (fluconazole) Injection, USP 200 mg in 100 mL (2 mg/mL) are being recalled. This prescription medication, distributed in packs of 10 single-dose flexible containers, was found to be superpotent, meaning it contains more active medication than intended. The recall was also initiated because the product failed stability tests for water vapor permeability, which can affect the drug's quality over time.
Receiving a superpotent medication can result in a patient getting a higher dose than prescribed, which may lead to an increased risk of adverse side effects or toxicity. Additionally, failure to meet stability standards for water vapor permeability means the product may not maintain its concentration or effectiveness through its shelf life.
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