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The FDA is warning consumers to immediately stop using and dispose of 27 eye drop products after another mass recall, this time by the manufacturer Kilitch Healthcare India Limited.
The FDA maintains an updated list of eye drop products that people should get rid of. Users can also consult an eye drop manufacturer's website to check if a product has been recalled.
As a rule of thumb, Dr. Lazar recommends avoiding generic eye drops and sticking with name-brand options including Systane, iVizia, Refresh, and Genteal. It's also best to use...
The FDA is warning consumers to immediately stop using 27 over-the-counter eye drop products due to the potential risk of eye infections that could result in partial vision loss or blindness. This new eye drop recall follows recalls earlier this year.
The Food and Drug Administration recently announced recalls of several eye drop brands linked to an outbreak of drug-resistant bacteria responsible for four deaths and multiple cases of...
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning people not to use two types of eye drops that may contain bacterial contamination, fungal contamination, or both. The drops include: Dr. Berne’s MSM Drops 5% Solution; LightEyez MSM Eye Drops — Eye Repair
Nov. 15, 2023. Two brands of eyedrops were pulled from shelves in January and February after they were linked to a drug-resistant bacteria strain that has been found to have caused at least four...
Look up any OTC eye drop sold in the United States for recalls and red alerts. This search tool is published by the Dry Eye Foundation.
Since the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a recall for contaminated over-the-counter eye drops in February, patients have been raising concerns and questions about whether they’re at risk of developing the antibiotic-resistant bacterial eye infection that has caused an outbreak of nearly 70 cases in the U.S. so far and led to ...
If pathogens from contaminated eye drops are applied directly to the eye, the resulting infection could also lead to vision loss and even blindness, the FDA warns.