Recall of Blood Pressure Medication
Over 580,000 bottles of blood pressure medication have been recalled by the FDA due to the presence of a potential carcinogenic impurity.
The affected medication, made by Teva Pharmaceuticals, is prazosin hydrochloride, with recalled bottles including 1mg, 2mg, and 5mg capsules.
- Lot numbers and expiration dates are available in the FDA report.
- Patients are advised to consult their physician before stopping the medication.
No one wants to trade high blood pressure for a potentially cancer-causing chemical.
Affected bottles can be identified using the lot numbers and expiration dates outlined in the FDA report.
Author summary: FDA recalls blood pressure medication due to carcinogenic impurity.
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