the Compounder ESTRIOL (E3) : ESTRADIOL (E2) (Estradiol (E2) Trit (Yellow)) : PROGEST recall — FDA D-0217-2016
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
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Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Presence of Foreign Tablets/Capsules: one foreign capsule identified as omeprazole 10 mg was found in the bottle
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
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Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
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Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
Recalled products were made using an active ingredient that was recalled by a supplier due to penicillin cross contamination.
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