RXQ Compounding LLC is recalling 945 vials of methylprednisolone acetate (40 mg/mL) injection suspension because the equipment used to sterilize the medication may not have been operating correctly. This drug is a steroid used to treat various inflammatory conditions. Using a product that is not properly sterilized can lead to serious, life-threatening infections, particularly since this medication is administered by injection. The affected 10 mL vials were distributed to healthcare facilities in Florida, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Texas.
The failure to properly calibrate sterilization equipment (the autoclave) means the product may contain harmful bacteria or other microorganisms. Injecting a non-sterile drug directly into the body bypasses natural defenses and can cause severe localized or systemic infections.
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