Alvogen recalls Thyro-Tabs 150mcg tablets due to a reported mix-up with 88mcg tablets. Affected units contain Lot # MHA21825, expiring Dec 2027. Check your bottle for correct dosage.
Product Mix-Up: A single bottle of this lot was reported by a pharmacy to contain 88 mcg tablets instead of 150 mcg tablets.
Alvogen is recalling Thyro-Tabs 150mcg tablets after a pharmacy reported a mix-up where some bottles contained 88mcg tablets instead of the intended 150mcg. This could lead to incorrect thyroid hormone dosing if taken without checking the actual tablet strength.
A pharmacy reported that a single bottle of this lot contained 88mcg tablets instead of the labeled 150mcg. This mix-up could cause incorrect thyroid hormone dosing if taken without verifying the tablet strength.
People with a prescription for Thyro-Tabs 150mcg who received this specific lot (MHA21825) from a pharmacy. Those with thyroid conditions are most at risk due to potential dosing errors.
Check your Thyro-Tabs bottle for the lot number MHA21825. The product expires December 31, 2027. Only the specific lot was reported to have the mix-up.
Verify the tablet strength on your bottle; if it shows 88mcg instead of 150mcg, contact your pharmacy immediately.
A pharmacy reported that a single bottle of this lot contained 88mcg tablets instead of the labeled 150mcg tablets.
Check your bottle for the lot number MHA21825. If you have 88mcg tablets, contact your pharmacy for guidance.
This is a mix-up risk, not a safety hazard. The product is still safe to use if the correct dosage is confirmed.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Alvogen to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall D-0259-2026 — Alvogen Alvogen Hello, I own a Alvogen that is covered by recall D-0259-2026 from Alvogen. 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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