The recall was triggered by a report from a Connecticut hospital that visible particulate contaminants in 50 ml bags of “magnesium sulfate 2 gm in dextrose 5 percent in water, 50 ml for injection” intravenous solution were confirmed to be mold. Five contaminated bags have been identified.
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While the mold was present in unique and distinct lots, Med Prep Consulting is recalling all compounded products to prevent possible infections.
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