Dr. Berne’s Eye Drops Recall Issued After FDA Contamination Warning
FDA sampling and testing has confirmed bacterial and fungal contamination in at least one lot of Dr. Berne’s recalled eye drops, which have been linked to adverse event reports
Topic Archives: Eye Drops Recall
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Dr. Berne’s and LightEyez MSM Eye Drops Pose Vision-Threatening Infection Risk Due to Bacterial, Fungal Contamination: FDA
FDA sampling and testing found bacterial and fungal contamination in Dr. Berne's and LightEyez eye drops which could carry risks of vision loss and death.
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Eye Infection From EzriCare Artificial Tears Resulted in Surgical Eye Removal, Lawsuit Alleges
Plaintiff says treatments were ineffective at battling the severe pain and progression of the eye infection caused by EzriCare Artificial Tears, leaving surgical eye removal as the only alternative.
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Recalled Artificial Tears Eye Drops Linked to Deadly Infections were Never Tested by FDA: Bloomberg Reports
Many over-the-counter products in the U.S., like the recently recalled Artificial Tears eye drops, are allowed to be sold to consumers on a sort of "honor system", according to the report.
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EzriCare Drops Caused Bacterial Eye Infection, Vision Loss and Conjunctivitis: Lawsuit
Plaintiff experienced increasing pain, burning and blurred vision after using recalled EzriCare drops, which were contaminated with bacteria.
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Artificial Tears Infection Lawsuit Filed Over Cornea Damage and Permanent Vision Loss
Plaintiff's vision has continued to deteriorate, according to the Artificial Tears infection lawsuit, which may require a corneal transplant.
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Eye Infection from EzriCare Artificial Tears Resulted in ICU Treatment, Sepsis: Lawsuit
Plaintiff indicates there was no way of knowing EzriCare Artificial Tears eye drops were contaminated, which led to a severe eye infection and sepsis.
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Amazon.com Faces Lawsuit Over Artificial Tears Eye Drops Bacterial Contamination
Plaintiff indicates Artificial Tears eye drops bacterial contamination led to the complete loss of vision in her right eye within a matter of months.
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Recalled Artificial Tears Eye Drops Linked to Fourth Death, CDC Reports
At least four patients have also had to have an eye surgically removed due to infections caused by recalled Artificial Tears eye drops, the CDC reports.
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EzriCare Artificial Tears Lawsuit Indicates Exposure to Bacteria in Eye Drops Caused Vision Damage
Lawsuit indicates EzriCare eye drop infection occurred months after an Artificial Tears recall over Pseudomonas aeruginosa contamination.
