Re­call re­port: BRP Phar­ma pulls 47 bot­tles of gener­ic di­uret­ic spirono­lac­tone af­ter mix­ing dif­fer­ent strength pills

It’s been a rel­a­tive­ly qui­et year for drug re­calls with the FDA fac­ing a work back­log, but that doesn’t mean the agency isn’t watch­ing for of­fend­ers. Now, a gener­ic di­uret­ic mak­er is be­ing forced to with­draw af­ter mix­ing dos­es of its meds in the same bot­tles.

Bryant Ranch Prepack (BRP) has re­called 47 bot­tles across four lots of spirono­lac­tone ta­bles due to in­cor­rect la­bel­ing of the drug’s strength on its pack­ag­ing, the FDA said this week.

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