Hospira Ketamine Hydrochloride Injection, USP (100 mg/mL) recall — FDA D-0418-2015
Defective Container: There were customer complaints of cracked and leaking glass vials.
Overview of recall records associated with Hospira, Inc., including dates, categories and classifications where available.
Classification mix: Class II: 110, Class I: 31, Class III: 10.
Defective Container: There were customer complaints of cracked and leaking glass vials.
Crystallization; identified as calcium salt of Ketorolac
Crystallization; identified as calcium salt of Ketorolac
Failed pH Specifications: 12 month stability testing
Presence of Particulate Matter: Presence of free-floating and embedded iron oxide particles.
Non-Sterility: Confirmed customer report of dark, fibrous particulates floating within the solution of the primary container, which were subsequently identified as mold
Labeling: Wrong Bar Code: There is a potential for some units to be mislabeled with an incorrect barcode on the immediate container that scans as heparin sodium 2000 USP units/1000 mL in…
Presence of Particulate Matter: Confirmed finding of human hair floating in IV solution.
Presence of Particulate Matter; Hospira has identified the particulate as a human hair, sealed in the bag at the additive port area.
The infusion pump has a clear plastic door that, due to its design, allows for excessive flexing. This in turn permits unauthorized access to the vial of medication.
The infusion pump has a clear plastic door that, due to its design, allows for excessive flexing. This in turn permits unauthorized access to the vial of medication.
Failed Stability Specifications: Product is subpotent and has out of specification known and unknown impurities.
Lack of Assurance of Sterility: there is a potential for solution to leak at the administrative port of the primary container.
One lot of alarm assemblies used in Plum A+ and Plum A+3 infusion pumps may fail to sound at all volume levels.
One lot of alarm assemblies used in Plum A+ and Plum A+3 infusion pumps may fail to sound at all volume levels.
One lot of alarm assemblies used in Plum A+ and Plum A+3 infusion pumps may fail to sound at all volume levels.
One lot of alarm assemblies used in Plum A+ and Plum A+3 infusion pumps may fail to sound at all volume levels.
One lot of alarm assemblies used in Plum A+ and Plum A+3 infusion pumps may fail to sound at all volume levels.
Temperature Abuse: Products experienced uncontrolled temperature excursions during transit.
Presence of particulate matter: A returned customer sample was evaluated and found to have human hair attached to a pinched area of the stopper.
Temperature Abuse: Products experienced uncontrolled temperature excursions during transit.
Temperature Abuse: Products experienced uncontrolled temperature excursions during transit.
Temperature Abuse: Products experienced uncontrolled temperature excursions during transit.
Presence of Particulate Matter: Confirmed customer complaint that orange and black particulates, identified as iron oxide, were found embedded within the glass vial and floating in solution.
This page summarizes recall records in which the official source identifies Hospira, Inc. as the recalling firm or manufacturer. The number of records should not be treated as a safety rating or a measure of company size, because recall counts depend on product mix, reporting periods and how government records are organized.
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