Pfizer's Hospira issues a recall for a batch of propofol due to a visible particulate
Pfizer’s Hospira, plagued by quality control problems at multiple plants over the years, is once again finding itself voluntarily recalling one lot of Propofol Injectable Emulsion, USP 100 mL available for single patient use in a glass flip-top vial.
The batch is being pulled due to a visible particulate observed in a single vial during an annual examination of retained samples. The recall is being conducted with the FDA’s knowledge, with a recall letter issued by the company on Wednesday and posted by the FDA.
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