The FDA issued a recall for a pharmaceutical product after determining that the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) used was adulterated. In addition, the manufacturing process lacked adequate controls and good manufacturing practices, leading to the finished product failing content uniformity specifications. Such failures can result in doses that are stronger or weaker than labeled, posing potential safety risks to patients.
Regulatory UpdatesAug 25, 2026•1 min read
FDA Recalls Drug Over Adulterated API and Content Uniformity Failure
The FDA has recalled a product after discovering an adulterated active ingredient and insufficient manufacturing controls that caused content uniformity failures.
Compiled by the PharmaCountry team · Source: FDA.gov
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