Sandoz recalls Cefazolin injections due to label mix-up with penicillin vials. Affected lots may contain incorrect medication. Stop using if unsure.
Labeling: Label Mix-Up; cartons of Cefazolin for Injection, USP 1 gram were found to contain vials labeled as penicillin G potassium for Injection, USP, 20 million Unit. The vials contained Cefozalin
Sandoz is recalling Cefazolin injections that were mislabeled with penicillin vials. This mix-up could lead to incorrect medication being administered, which is dangerous for patients.
The vials were mislabeled as penicillin G potassium when they actually contain Cefazolin. This mix-up could cause patients to receive the wrong medication, leading to ineffective treatment or adverse reactions.
Patients prescribed Cefazolin injections by a healthcare provider. Those using the medication without medical supervision are at risk.
Check the vial label for 'Cefazolin' or 'penicillin G potassium'. The product was sold with NDC numbers 0781-3451-70 (vial) and 0781-3451-96 (carton).
Look for the label indicating 'Cefazolin' on the vial. If it says 'penicillin G potassium', it is mislabeled.
The vials were mislabeled as penicillin G potassium when they actually contain Cefazolin. This mix-up could lead to incorrect medication being administered.
Check the label on the vial. If it says 'penicillin G potassium', it is mislabeled and should not be used.
Yes, the affected lots are PG4360 and PG4362, expiring November 30, 2027.
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Subject: Recall D-0569-2025 — Sandoz Sandoz Hello, I own a Sandoz that is covered by recall D-0569-2025 from Sandoz. 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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