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2010 Drug Recalls

A recall is when a product is removed from the market because it is either defective or potentially harmful. Sometimes a company discovers a problem and recalls a product on its own. Other times a company recalls a product after FDA raises concerns. If you have a medicine that has been recalled, talk to your health care professional about the best course of action.  Stores generally have a return and refund policy when a company has announced a recall of its products. The recalls on the list are generally Class I. A record of all recalls (Class I, II, and III) can be found in the FDA Enforcement Report. See also Definitions of Market Withdrawals and Class I, II, and III recalls

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2010 Drug Recalls

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