Viona Pharmaceuticals recalls Tavaborole 5% topical solution 10mL bottles due to discoloration. This may affect safety but does not cause injury. Check NDC 72578-102-04 and lot numbers for affected products.
Discoloration
Viona Pharmaceuticals is recalling Tavaborole 5% topical solution 10mL bottles that may discolor. This discoloration does not cause injury but could indicate a problem with the product's quality.
Discoloration in the solution may indicate a quality issue that could affect the product's effectiveness. However, this does not cause injury or harm to users.
People with prescriptions for Tavaborole 5% topical solution 10mL bottles from Viona Pharmaceuticals. Those using the product for fungal infections are most at risk if discoloration occurs.
Check for NDC 72578-102-04 and lot numbers T400819, T400820 (expiring 4/30/26) or T401969 (expiring 9/30/26). The product is a prescription-only topical solution for fungal infections.
Look for NDC 72578-102-04 and lot numbers T400819, T400820 (expiring 4/30/26) or T401969 (expiring 9/30/26).
The discoloration does not cause injury but may indicate a quality issue. The product is safe to use if no discoloration is present.
The recall does not require discarding the product if discoloration occurs. Check with your healthcare provider for advice.
Check the NDC number 72578-102-04 and lot numbers T400819, T400820 (expiring 4/30/26) or T401969 (expiring 9/30/26).
We’ve drafted a message you can send Viona Pharmaceuticals to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall D-0016-2026 — Viona Pharmaceuticals Viona Pharmaceuticals Hello, I own a Viona Pharmaceuticals that is covered by recall D-0016-2026 from Viona Pharmaceuticals. 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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