Virbac AH, Inc. has recalled approximately 14,000 bottles of Soloxine (levothyroxine sodium) Tablets, a medication used for thyroid conditions in animals. The recall involves 0.1mg, 0.2mg, and 0.8mg strengths in both 250 and 1000 count bottles after it was discovered that some products were missing expiration dates and lot numbers, and one instance of a foreign tablet was found in a bottle. These products were distributed to various states including CA, FL, TX, and others through veterinary distribution channels.
The absence of expiration dates and lot numbers makes it impossible for users to know if the medication is still effective or safe to use. Additionally, the presence of a foreign tablet in the medication bottle poses a risk of incorrect dosing or exposure to an unintended substance, which could cause adverse health effects for the animal.
Refund for unused medication.
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Sources: FDA iRES · Raw API Response