Teva Pharmaceuticals USA has recalled approximately 171,488 bottles of Amoxicillin for Oral Suspension USP (125 mg per 5 mL), a prescription antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections. Testing revealed that certain batches of the medication were subpotent, meaning the concentration of Amoxicillin was below the required specification limits. This recall affects both 150 mL and 80 mL bottle sizes distributed nationwide across the United States and Puerto Rico. Because this medication may not contain the full labeled dose of the antibiotic, it could lead to ineffective treatment of infections.
Subpotent antibiotics may fail to effectively treat an infection, potentially allowing the condition to worsen or leading to antibiotic resistance. If the medication does not provide the intended therapeutic dose, the patient's recovery may be delayed or compromised.
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