Sandoz, Inc. is recalling 17,500 units of Infuvite PEDiatric Pharmacy kits due to sub-optimal crimping on the vials. This defect involves the metal ring that secures the stopper to the vial, which may not be properly sealed. The recall affects pharmacy kits containing two vials with 40 mL and 10 mL fills, identified by lot number JX907. Consumers should contact their healthcare provider or pharmacist regarding the use of this medication and for instructions on returning the product.
A sub-optimal seal or crimp on a medication vial can compromise the sterility of the product or lead to leakage. If the product's sterility is lost, there is a risk of infection or contamination when the vitamins are administered to pediatric patients.
Contact healthcare provider and return product
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