Testosterone Supplements To Receive FDA Safety Investigation
A couple weeks ago, the Food and Drug Administration announced its intention to revisit testosterone supplement therapy. This was due to recent research that called into question whether or not the users of such products could be susceptible to heightened injury risks in the form of heart issues. Persons who use these products in order… read more
Carcinogenic Drug Risk Prompts Recall Of Reduce Weight Fruta Planta
The potential presence of Phenolphthalein has prompted the recall of a product called Reduce Weight Fruta Planta by the Florida-based MyNicKnaxs. This ingredient, which is not related by the label, is considered a carcinogen and the marketing of it is thus not allowed within the United States. The substance used to be readily available in… read more
Arth-Q Supplement Receives FDA Advisory Over Ibuprofen Presence
A dietary supplement has received a safety advisory from the Food and Drug Administration because of the potential for the items to contain ibuprofen. Any item containing ibuprofen needs to go through the approval process because of the substance’s classification as an NSAID, or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug. Arth-Q, the arthritis supplement in question, may contain… read more
FDA Explains Why The Time Is Still Ripe For A Flu Shot
We always hope that citizens do whatever they can to protect themselves from the various dangers that are out there in the world. One of the ways that people can take an interest in their own safety is by getting a flu vaccine, and even though we’re well into February, there are still some who… read more
Undeclared Sibutramine Prompts Warning About Dream Body Supplement
A dietary supplement should not be used because of the possible presence of an undeclared drug, a trend that has troubled the Food and Drug Administration in recent years as more and more products get recalled or receive a warning for the very same reason. This particular alert affects a weight loss item known as… read more
Numerous Undeclared Drugs Prompt Recall Of Pro ArthMax Supplement
A dietary supplement called Pro ArthMax is being recalled by the Human Science Foundation because of the potential presence of a slew of undeclared substances that could prove hazardous to an individual’s health. An investigation by the Food and Drug Administration recently deduced that these products could contain Naproxen, Diclofenac, Ibuprofen, Nefopam, Indomethacin, and Chlorzoxazone,… read more
Acetaminophen Warning Issued In Light Of Perceived Risk At High Levels
Most people probably think nothing of popping a couple Tylenol when they’re suffering from a headache, and in small doses, there shouldn’t be a problem for most consumers. However, the Food and Drug Administration has grown increasingly concerned about what could occur if people take too much acetaminophen, the active ingredient, at any one time,… read more
Registration Rule Gets Early Response From Compounders
Two years ago, compounding pharmacies were in the spotlight after an outbreak of fungal meningitis claimed the lives of 64 people and sickened hundreds more. Officials were able to trace the contamination back to the Framingham, Massachusetts-based New England Compounding Center. The issue brought to light a serious problem with compounders, pharmacies that formulate medications… read more
Don’t Be Lax With Laxative Safety
Although it’s not something that many people are inclined to talk about with any kind of regularity, constipation is something that affects numerous Americans. Many times, a person suffering from the condition will reach for some type of laxative to help them out. However, the Food and Drug Administration is concerned that some persons could… read more
Possible Lack of Sterility Leads to Abrams Royal Pharmacy Recall
Numerous sterile items are being recalled by Abrams Royal Pharmacy because of the possibility that the products in question may not in fact be sterile. The move comes on the heels of a situation in California in which someone provided with a compounded drug ended up experiencing adversity that could have been a result of… read more
Senate Approves Law That Could Improve Drug Safety
A new law that seeks to improve the safety of drugs has been passed by the United States Senate, and with a similar law already receiving the approval of the House, the President is expected to sign the measure soon. The law provides a mechanism for the drugs that are shipped around the country to… read more
New Label Request From FDA Targets Topical Antiseptic Safety
When you go in for surgery or even something simple like a flu shot, the first step that will happen before you actually receive treatment is the nurse or doctor will apply a topical antiseptic solution. With that complete, they’ll then get on with the process of providing you with care. However, a recent trend… read more
