Hetero Labs recalls 40mg Pantoprazole Sodium tablets due to discoloration complaints. This Rx-only medication was manufactured for Camber Pharmaceuticals and may have darker spots or lighter areas.
Discoloration: Firm received five (5) complaints stating that, "Tablets discolored darker than normal and have lighter-colored spots."
Hetero Labs is recalling 40mg Pantoprazole Sodium tablets that have been reported to discolor darker than normal with lighter spots. This issue doesn't pose a health risk but could indicate quality problems with the medication.
The tablets have been reported to show darker discoloration and lighter-colored spots. This visual change does not cause harm but may indicate quality issues with the medication.
Prescription patients who received the 40mg Pantoprazole Sodium tablets from Hetero Labs (Unit V) in the US. Patients with the specific batch number and expiration date are most affected.
Check for darker spots or lighter-colored areas on the tablets. The product is a 40mg Pantoprazole Sodium tablet bottle with NDC 31722-713-10, batch #FD253967, and expiration date 06/26/2027.
Look for darker spots or lighter-colored areas on the tablets.
No, the discoloration does not cause harm but may indicate quality issues with the medication.
Check for discoloration and contact your healthcare provider for advice.
The product is a 40mg Pantoprazole Sodium tablet bottle with NDC 31722-713-10, batch #FD253967, and expiration date 06/26/2027.
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Subject: Recall D-0484-2026 — Hetero Labs Limited (Unit V) Hetero Labs Limited (Unit V) Hello, I own a Hetero Labs Limited (Unit V) that is covered by recall D-0484-2026 from Hetero Labs Limited (Unit V). 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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