Laxative Recall Expanded Over Risk of Bacterial Infections
A laxative recall by Vi-Jon affecting many store brands, such as CVS and Walgreens, has been expanded to include all flavors, due to the risk of microbial contamination.
Tag Archives: Microbial Contamination
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Magnesium Citrate Saline Laxative Recall Over Microbial Contamination Issued Following Adverse Reaction Report
A variety of store brand magnesium, lemon-flavored laxatives have been recalled after a report of an adverse event involving bacterial contamination.
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BD ChloraPrep Applicator Recall Expanded Nationwide Due To Microbial Contamination Risk
BD is expanding a ChloraPrep applicator recall which may be tained by microbial contamination.
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Do Not Use ChloraPrep 3 mL Applicators Due to Microbial Contamination Risk, FDA Warns
The FDA is warning against the use of certain BD ChloraPrep applicators due to the risk of microbial contamination and infections.
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Biofilm In U.S. Water Systems Causing Increased Incidents Of Waterborne Disease: CDC
A new study warns the buildup of biofilm in U.S. water lines contributes to millions of illnesses annually.
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Study Finds Microbial Toxin Glucan In JUUL Vape Pods
A new study finds nearly half of all JUUL products, particularly tobacco and menthol flavors, contain a toxin which can cause lung inflammation and lung damage.
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Milk of Magnesia Recall Issued Over Microbial Contamination Infection Risk
A Milk of Magnesia recall has been announced due to a risk of microbial contamination.
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Tattoo Ink Infections May Result from Microorganism Contamination, FDA Warns
Several brands of tattoo ink have been recalled doe to the presence of microorganisms and the risk of infections, resulting in an FDA safety alert.
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FDA Issues Warning Letter To South Korean Drug Manufacturer Over Sterility Concerns
The FDA sent a warning letter to a South Korean drug manufacturer threatening to ban its products for the second time this year over manufacturing deficiencies.
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Medical Implants Are Breeding Ground For Microbes, Bacteria, Study Finds
Most medical implants test positive for bacterial or fungal contaminants, but it is unclear whether they are causing infections, according to the findings of a new study.
