Approximately 1,486 one-gallon plastic jugs of Neomycin Oral Solution (neomycin sulfate) have been recalled under the Neovet, AgriLabs, and Durvet brand labels. The product failed to meet 18-month stability requirements because the preservatives in the liquid were found to be subpotent. This means the medication may not remain effective or safe through its intended shelf life. Consumers who have purchased these products for use in cattle, swine, sheep, or goats should check their lot numbers immediately.
The preservatives in the antibiotic solution are below the required strength, which may lead to the product losing its effectiveness before its expiration date. This could result in inadequate treatment of bacterial infections in animals.
Full refund for unused portions of the affected lot.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response