FDA Slaps Class I Label On Recall Of Eco-Med Ultrasound Gels, Lotions
Executive Summary
Now-defunct Canadian manufacturer Eco-Med Pharmaceutical Inc. initiated the recall of its gels and lotions – sold under an array of product names – because there’s a chance they could be contaminated with harmful bacteria.
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