Levothroid
cGMP deviations; After quality review of stability failures in previous lots, there is insufficient data to determine that other lots are not affected.
Yes — there is an active recall. 62 ongoing FDA recalls mention Levothyroxine (186 total). Check the affected lots below.
Recalls are matched by product description. A recall usually affects specific lots, not every package of Levothyroxine. “Active” means an FDA recall is still ongoing; “closed” means it was terminated or completed. Checked against openFDA on Oct 10, 2026.
cGMP deviations; After quality review of stability failures in previous lots, there is insufficient data to determine that other lots are not affected.
cGMP deviations; After quality review of stability failures in previous lots, there is insufficient data to determine that other lots are not affected.
cGMP deviations; After quality review of stability failures in previous lots, there is insufficient data to determine that other lots are not affected.
cGMP deviations; After quality review of stability failures in previous lots, there is insufficient data to determine that other lots are not affected.
cGMP deviations; After quality review of stability failures in previous lots, there is insufficient data to determine that other lots are not affected.
cGMP deviations; After quality review of stability failures in previous lots, there is insufficient data to determine that other lots are not affected.
cGMP deviations; After quality review of stability failures in previous lots, there is insufficient data to determine that other lots are not affected.
cGMP deviations; After quality review of stability failures in previous lots, there is insufficient data to determine that other lots are not affected.
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened.
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened.
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened.
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened.
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened.
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened..
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened..
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened.
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened.
Chemical contamination: emission of strong odor after package was opened..
Labeling: Error on Declared Strength. Product labeled to contain 150 mcg tablets actually contained 75 mcg tablets.
Subpotent; 15 month stability (by mfr)
Subpotent; 15 month stability
Subpotent; 9-month stability interval
Subpotent; 9-month stability interval
Defective Container: A number of Synthroid bottles have a localized thin wall defect on the bottom which may potentially impact the stability of the tablets.
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