Sagent Pharmaceuticals is recalling approximately 3,716 cartons of Phenylephrine HCl Injection (10 mg per mL) because of reports that the vial seals may be loose. This defect means the medication inside may no longer be sterile, which can lead to serious infections if injected into a patient. The affected medicine was distributed across the United States and Puerto Rico in cartons containing 25 single-dose vials.
A loose vial seal compromises the sterile barrier of the medication, potentially allowing bacteria or other pathogens to contaminate the drug. If a non-sterile product is administered intravenously, it can cause life-threatening infections or sepsis.
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