Virbac AH, Inc. has recalled 53,196 canisters of easOtic (hydrocortisone aceponate, miconazole nitrate, and gentamicin sulfate) suspension for dogs. This medication, used to treat ear infections, was found to have a lower-than-required level of gentamicin sulfate (the antibiotic component) during stability testing at the 18-month mark. This loss of potency means the product may not be as effective at fighting bacterial infections as intended. The affected product was sold in 10 mL canisters and distributed to several states including CA, FL, MI, MO, MN, OR, PA, and WI. Owners are advised to consult their veterinarian regarding continued use.
The gentamicin sulfate in the medication failed stability testing, meaning the antibiotic strength has degraded below specification over time. If the potency is too low, the medication may fail to properly treat an ear infection, potentially allowing the infection to persist or worsen.
Veterinary drug refund
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response