The FDA announced on March 4, 2013, that CareFusion 213, LLC is recalling SEPP Povidone Iodine Solution because the product is not sterile and its labeling misleadingly claims sterility. The agency issued recall number D-226-2013 for the Class II voluntary recall.
How to tell if you have it
- Brand: CareFusion
- Product: SEPP Povidone Iodine Solution USP (1% available Iodine, Surfactant & USP Purified Water)
- Packaging: 200-count applicators (Net 0.67 mL each) per carton; 3000-count applicators per case
- Catalog Numbers: Cat. No 260286; Cat. No 260681
- NDC: 54365-145-01
- Manufacturer Location: CareFusion, Leawood, KS 66211
- Lot Expiry Dates (Cartons): Between 09/12 and 10/15
- Lot Expiry Dates (Cases): Between 10/11 and 07/14
- Units Affected: 8,960,000 applicators
The hazard
The product is misbranded because it is not sterile while the labeling makes sterility claims. The FDA classified this as a Class II recall due to the misleading nature of the packaging regarding sterility.
Context
GovInfoNow's records show CareFusion 213, LLC has 16 other recalls on record since 2011-11-08. Other recent recalls involving similar sterility risks include BD ChloraPrep Clear 60x1mL (2026-07-09), CareFusion ChloraPrep Clear 100x10.5mL (2026-06-11), and CareFusion BD ChloraPrep Clear 1mL Applicator (2026-05-28). Other recent recalls of similar products include Carolina Infusion Quad-Mix Injectable (2026-09-10), New Life Pharma Semaglutide Injections (2026-02-26), and Huons Co. Bupivacaine Ampules (2026-04-02).