Ameridose Recalls All Products After FDA Raises Concerns
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Following an FDA inspection, Ameridose, LLC, has issued a voluntary recall of all its products, reports Boston.com. Federal investigators identified shortcomings in testing procedures which prompted the company to undertake precautions to ensure sterile products. According to Dr. Janet Woodcock, the director of the FDA Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, no contaminated products were found in Ameridose products. However, they were not assured in their testing procedures and found multiple sources of possible contamination in the pharmacy’s rooms.
Ameridose has already suspended operations while authorities investigated its operations. The company maintains that the New England Compounding Center, which is responsible for the meningitis outbreak around the country, is not reflective of conditions within the Ameridose company.
While it is not always easy to know if your child was injured by a defective baby product, there are symptoms and common injuries you can look out for. Parents, relatives, and others purchase items
General Motors Co. is recalling 413,418 of their U.S. Chevrolet Cruze cars with model years of 2011 and 2012 because of a defect that can lead to a build-up of automotive fluid in the engine shield,
The deadline to file claims for General Motors Corporation’s faulty ignition-switch compensation program has been extended by one month to January 31, 2015. The notice of extension has already
A recall of organic baby spinach is underway after a finished package of spinach was found to have salmonella contamination, reports CNN Health. The recall was posted on the FDA’s website on
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