Be careful with the medicine cabinet! Pharmaceutical giant recalls ibuprofen

“Ibuflam 600mg Lichtenstein” from Zentiva contains the active ingredient ibuprofen.
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Nobody should swallow these tablets!
The pharmaceutical manufacturer Zentiva is recalling a batch of the drug “Ibuflam 600 mg Lichtenstein” with the active ingredient ibuprofen. A foreign body was found in a pack of 50, reports the Apotheke Adhoc portal. Many people take the tablets for pain.
This batch is affected
All 50-packs of the drug with batch number 5R02514 are affected. “As a precautionary measure, we have recalled a batch of Ibuflam 600 mg Lichtenstein film-coated tablets from wholesalers and pharmacists in coordination with the responsible regulatory authority,” said a spokeswoman for Zentiva when asked about Bild.
The recall is running through pharmacies and wholesalers
The recall campaign is not aimed directly at patients, she explained. Returns are currently being processed through wholesalers, as Apotheke Adhoc reports. Merkur also reports that pharmacies now have to check their inventory so that none of the affected packs go on sale.
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Ibuprofen is used to relieve pain. The active ingredient also reduces fever and has an anti-inflammatory effect.
Sources used: Pharmacy Adhoc, Picture, Mercury





