nasal spray, FDA and recall
Don’t use this nasal spray: FDA says it may cause ‘adverse’ effects
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a recall of 89,312 bottles of a popular nasal spray that may cause “adverse” effects. The NasoGel was recalled by the manufacturer, NeilMed Pharmaceuticals Inc., the FDA said.
Over 89,000 Bottles of Nasal Spray Recalled By FDA—What to Know
There’s another recall to be aware of right now, and it involves nose spray. NeilMed Pharmaceuticals Inc., the manufacturer of NasoGel Spray, has issued an international recall of 89,312 of its sprays due to concerns related to a “microbial failure.”
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