drugs Class II Updated 2014-02-12

Central Shared Services dba Parallon recalls CHILDREN'S IBUPROFEN, ORAL SUSPENSION, 200 mg/10mL cup BERRY

Recalled Product

CHILDREN'S IBUPROFEN, ORAL SUSPENSION, 200 mg/10mL cup BERRY FLAVOR, ALCOHOL FREE, MFG: ACTAVIS, PGK BY SAFECOR Columbus, OH

Hazard / Issue

CGMP Deviation: Discoloration; Product fails specification for appearance/color. A complaint was received regarding an abnormal appearance of children's ibuprofen suspension.

Issued by

FDA

Affected States: GA, KY, TN
Lot/Code Info: 600709, Use by: 04/14; 598148, Use by 04/14; 567904, Use by 01/14; 606466, Use by 05/14
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