Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Inc. is recalling approximately 349,666 units of Medroxyprogesterone Acetate Injectable Suspension, USP (medroxyprogesterone acetate), which is a medication typically used for birth control or treating certain hormonal conditions. The recall includes prefilled syringes and single-dose vials sold under the Afaxys Pharma, Northstar Rx, and Sun Pharmaceutical brands. This action was taken because the company cannot guarantee that the injectable liquid is sterile. No incidents or injuries have been reported to date, but the medication was distributed nationwide in the United States.
Injectable medications must be sterile because they bypass the body's natural defenses when administered. If the medication is contaminated with bacteria or other microorganisms due to a lack of sterility, it can cause severe infections at the injection site or life-threatening systemic infections.
Manufactured by Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd. in India; Product of Italy.
Manufactured by Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. in India.
Manufactured by Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. in India.
Manufactured by Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. in India.
Packaged in 25-count carton. Manufactured by Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. in India.
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