Ventolin HFA
Defective Delivery System: Some canisters may not contain sufficient propellant to deliver the labeled claim of 200 actuations through the end of shelf life.
Failed child-resistant closures, leaks, cracked containers, or a defective delivery device. Packaging failures risk accidental exposure (especially to children) or product contamination.
318 FDA drug recalls with this cause, newest first.
These recalls involve the container rather than the contents - failed child-resistant closures, leaking bags or vials, cracked cartridges, blister packs with holes, or a delivery device (pump, applicator, syringe) that does not work as designed. A seal problem can let contamination in after the product leaves the factory, and a failed child-resistant cap puts children at risk of accidental exposure.
Defective Delivery System: Some canisters may not contain sufficient propellant to deliver the labeled claim of 200 actuations through the end of shelf life.
Defective Delivery System; potential to have inaccurate dosage delivery
Defective Delivery System; potential to have inaccurate dosage delivery
Defective Container: Product missing safety seal around the neck of the bottle. The product label indicates, "Tamper Evident: Do not use if printed seal around cap is broken or missing." Because the product is missing the approved component and is not consistent with the labeling, the lot is being recalled.
Defective Container: There were customer complaints of cracked and leaking glass vials.
Defective Delivery System: Out of specification for z-statistic related to mechanical peel force.
Defective Delivery System: Inhalers do not spray properly, emitting either no spray or a short transient spray.
Defective Container: Lids on unit dose cups are not fully qualified.
CGMP Deviation: Poor container closure of the bulk storage container
Defective Container: Confirmed customer complaints of leaking bottles.
Defective Delivery System: One lot exceeded the mechanical peel specification
Defective Container: Vials may be missing stoppers.
Defective container: A customer complaint revealed the presence of a defective seal on the top of a Mucinex pouch
Defective Container: Glass vials may crack due to low (thin) out of specification vial wall thickness which may lead to contamination and lack of assurance of sterility.
Defective Container; leaking around the cap
Defective Container: Product leaks when inverted.
Defective Delivery System: Out of Specification (OOS) results for the mechanical peel force (MPF) and z-statistic value which relates to the patients and caregiver ability to remove the release liner from the patch adhesive prior to administration.
Defective Delivery System; defective valve
Defective Delivery System: United Therapeutics is voluntarily recalling a small number of Tyvaso Inhalation Systems with Optineb ON-100/7 and TD-100/A medical devices. These devices may have been programmed with a different software version than intended for the device. If the device has the incorrect software, it may not operate as indicated in the Instructions for Use.
Defective Delivery System: Potential for dose delivery out of specification due to interation of the drug product powder with the lubricant on the interior of the capsule shell.
Defective container: Product distributed without inner seal on bottles.
Defective container: Product distributed without inner seal on bottles.
Defective Delivery System: Some Lupron Depot Kits may containin a syringe with a potentially defective LuproLoc needle stick protection device.
Defective Delivery System: Some Lupron Depot Kits may contain a syringe with a potentially defective LuproLoc needle stick protection device.
Defective Delivery System: Some Lupron Depot Kits may contain a syringe with a potentially defective LuproLoc needle stick protection device.
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