drugs Class II Updated 2014-12-03

Perry Drug Inc. recalls Tri Mix PF SYR 0.5 mL Inj., Compounded Rx, 10 each, Compound

Recalled Product

Tri Mix PF SYR 0.5 mL Inj., Compounded Rx, 10 each, Compounded Rx, Perry Drug Compounding Pharmacy, Overland Park, KS --- NDC 88888-5036-49

Hazard / Issue

Lack of sterility assurance;All lots of sterile products compounded by the pharmacy that are within expiry were recalled due to concerns associated with quality control procedures that present a potential risk to sterility assurance that were observed during a recent FDA inspection.

Issued by

FDA

Distribution: Kansas and Missouri
Lot/Code Info: 141021FF, 11/21/14; 141028CC, 11/28/14
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