Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Inc. is recalling two lots of Cequa (cyclosporine ophthalmic solution) 0.09%, which is used to treat chronic dry eye. The medication is being recalled because it may be subpotent, meaning it is not as strong as it should be, and because visible particles were found in the solution. You can identify the affected products by checking for NDC 47335-506-96 and specific lot numbers 10006 and 10009 on the packaging of the 60 single-use vial boxes.
A subpotent medication may not effectively treat your dry eye condition as intended by your doctor. Additionally, the presence of particles in an eye solution can cause irritation or injury to the surface of the eye upon application.
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