Another lot of Moderna's Rovi-made Spikevax recalled after particulate found in vial
Another lot of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine, Spikevax, has been recalled in Europe after a foreign item was found in a vial manufactured at the Spanish CDMO Rovi.
Moderna was alerted of the problem through a vaccination center in Malaga, Spain, the biotech said. The vial was returned to Moderna for inspection, punctured and not administered. There were 764,900 doses in the lot, distributed throughout Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain and Sweden on January 13 and 14. This is the second time a lot of Spikevax from Rovi has been recalled.
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