FDA warns consumers against using 26 eye drop products because of infection risk
FDA warns consumers against using 26 eye drop products because of infection risk
Regulators are urging people to dispose of eye drop products sold under brands such as CVS Health, Rite Aid and Target Up & Up.
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The table of products in the article wasn't really clear to me. Here's a link from FDA directly
Key takeaway is:
These products are marketed under the following brands:
- CVS Health
- Leader (Cardinal Health)
- Rugby (Cardinal Health)
- Rite Aid
- Target Up&Up
- Velocity Pharma
22 0 ReplyThanks!
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Saving a click for anyone else who gets Walmart's brand Equate: it's not on the list.
9 0 ReplyLooks like it was added earlier today
8 0 ReplyThanks for the heads up.
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The most I've used at once is 6, so I should be fine.
9 0 ReplyI want to know more about the specific production facility and who owns it. why are the news and FDA articles including no info on this?
4 0 Replypulls eyedrops out of pocket whew my up&up maximum redness relief aren't on the list
4 0 ReplyIs there a difference between extreme and maximum?
2 0 ReplyThat's a good question
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If you're using 26 eye drop products then you need an intervention.
3 0 ReplyI use 23 so I'm safe.
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