Dr. Berne’s Eye Drops Recall Issued After FDA Contamination Warning
Dr. Bernes has announced an eye drops recall following an FDA contamination warning and reports of adverse events from consumers.
Dr. Bernes has announced an eye drops recall following an FDA contamination warning and reports of adverse events from consumers.
The FDA is warning that Dr. Berne's and LightEyez MSM-based eye drops carry bacterial and fungal contamination risks which could lead to vision loss and death.
Deadly infections that sickened four patients, killing three, were traced back to the hospital's water and ice machines, and a commercial water purifier which were infested with mycobacteria.
More than a dozen lots of Gerber Good Start SootheProTM infant formula has been recalled due to the risk of cronobacter contamination.
Concerns about potential bacterial contamination, vision loss and infections, like those linked to other recent eye drop products, led to the brimonidine tartrate eye drops recall.
The FDA has expanded the Artificial Tears recall to include Delsam Artificial Eye Ointment, due to the risk of bacterial contamination.
An Artificial Tears lawsuit blames bacterial contamination linked to the recalled eye drops for a man's vision loss.
An Ezricare eye drops lawsuit claims recalled Artificial Tears containing bacterial contamination resulted in an infection spreading throughout a woman's body.
The Fabuloso class action lawsuit claims manufacturers failed to adequately test its products before placing them on the market and failed to inform consumers about the risk of bacterial contamination.