Incorrect/Undeclared excipients: inadvertent omission of a drug excipient from the the Authorized Generic label and also a warning regarding contact dermatitis from the brand product labeling not being incorporated into the Authorized Generic labeling.
Incorrect/Undeclared excipients: inadvertent omission of a drug excipient from the the Authorized Generic label and also a warning regarding contact dermatitis from the brand product labeling not being incorporated into the Authorized Generic labeling.
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We’ve drafted a message you can send LEO PHARMA INC to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall D-0510-2017 — LEO PHARMA INC LEO PHARMA INC recalls Calcipotriene Cream 0.0005%, packaged in a) 60g tube, (NDC 66 Hello, I own a LEO PHARMA INC recalls Calcipotriene Cream 0.0005%, packaged in a) 60g tube, (NDC 66993-877-61), b) 120g tube (NDC 66993-877-78), Rx Only, that is covered by recall D-0510-2017 from LEO PHARMA INC. 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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