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The Compounding Shop Recalls Sterile Products

Author: Karina Neves
Posted on Jun 21, 2013 in bad-drug-blog

On May 6, 2013, The Compounding Shop issued a recall of all unexpired sterile products due to concerns on quality assurance after a recent FDA inspection.

Though there have been no reports of adverse side effects associated with the use of The Compounding Shop sterile products, the recall has been issued as a precautionary measure in the interest of the patients. Consumers of The Compounding Shop sterile products have been notified of the recall and asked to return the affected products.

Patients who believe they have been affected by any of the recalled products should contact their healthcare provider. For more information on the recall, contact the Compounding Shop at [email protected].

If you believe you or a loved one have been affected by this recall, please use the form on this page to contact our attorneys for legal assistance.

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