AvKare has voluntarily recalled several over-the-counter eye products due to regulatory deviations highlighted in an FDA audit. The company has not specified the exact issues but warned of the potential for unacceptable product quality and unknown health risks. Customers are advised to stop using the five affected products, including lubricating eye drops and gels, and are eligible for refunds, including return shipping costs. This recall follows a trend of contamination issues in over-the-counter eye treatments that have affected multiple brands.
Pharmaceutical company AvKare has issued a voluntary recall on several of its over-the-counter products for dry and irritated eyes, citing regulatory 'deviations' identified during an audit by the FDA.
AvKare stated that the 'health hazard to the user is unknown,' though the deviations âmay lead to products of unacceptable quality.â
Customers are eligible for a full refund on their affected products, which have made headlines after a spate of contamination issues affected numerous brands.
AvKare did not specify the exact issues identified during the audit, leaving customers unsure of the potential risks involved.
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