drugs Class II Updated 2014-10-29

New Gpc Inc. recalls alcosulph Astringent Lotion, Net Contents: 1) 60 mL and 2) 1

Recalled Product

alcosulph Astringent Lotion, Net Contents: 1) 60 mL and 2) 120 mL. Product packaged within a glass container individually placed in small carton. Country of Origin Guyana.

Hazard / Issue

Does Not Meet Monograph: NEW GPC INC. has recalled multiple Over-the-Counter Drug Products due to lack of drug listing, lack of OTC drug labeling requirements and labeled Not Approved for sale in U.S.A..

Issued by

FDA

Distribution: New York
Lot/Code Info: Batch Numbers: 304159, 211463, 308345
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