The Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy is recalling 54 different compounded prescription medications, including various hormone creams (Estriol, Testosterone, Progesterone), pain treatments, and oral solutions. Approximately 79 units are affected because the pharmacy lacked proper processing controls during manufacturing, which could result in products that do not meet quality or safety standards. These medications were distributed to patients in Florida and include various lot numbers with discard dates throughout 2020.
A lack of processing control means the medications may not have been prepared with the necessary oversight to ensure their strength, quality, and purity. This could lead to patients receiving the wrong dose or contaminated medication, potentially resulting in ineffective treatment or adverse health reactions.
Medicine Shoppe Pharmacy Refund
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