Dabur India Limited recalls Med Pride triple antibiotic ointment due to FDA inspection findings. Affected lots from 001 to 035 (excluding 011) manufactured in India. No specific remedy provided in recall notice.
CGMP Deviations; deficiencies observed during FDA inspection
Dabur India Limited is recalling Med Pride triple antibiotic ointment tubes from specific production lots due to FDA inspection findings of manufacturing process deviations. This recall does not involve immediate safety risks but addresses regulatory compliance issues.
The FDA identified deficiencies in the manufacturing process during an inspection. These deviations do not indicate immediate safety hazards but require corrective action to meet regulatory standards.
Owners of the recalled Med Pride ointment tubes (lots 001-035 excluding 011) manufactured in India. People using these products for medical purposes are most at risk if they have the affected lots.
Check the tube label for the product name 'Med Pride', triple antibiotic ointment, and lot numbers 001 through 035 (excluding 011). The product was manufactured in India with a 1oz (28.3g) size.
Look for the lot number on the tube label, which should be between 001 and 035 (excluding 011).
The FDA found manufacturing process deviations during an inspection, which require corrective action to meet regulatory standards.
The recall notice does not provide a specific remedy or action for consumers.
Lots 001 through 035 (excluding 011) manufactured in India.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Dabur to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall D-0642-2026 — Dabur Dabur Hello, I own a Dabur that is covered by recall D-0642-2026 from Dabur. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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