Eye ointments recall: What to do if you have been using the brands recalled The FDA has advised consumers to immediately stop using the recalled eye ointments and return them to the place of purchase.

Multiple brands of lubricant eye ointments are being recalled due to a risk of infection after federal inspectors found unsterile conditions at the Indian plant where the products were manufactured.

If you experience problems after using any of the newly recalled eye ointments, contact your health care provider, Brassica Pharma’s announcement says. People can also submit reports about ...

The packaging for Equate's recalled eye ointment. The ointments were recalled after the FDA conducted an inspection at the India-based facility they were made in and found there was a “lack of ...

Select over-the-counter eye drops and ointments sold at Walgreens and Walmart stores as well as some prescription ointments sold at other retailers have been recalled over concerns the products ...

Four eye ointments have been recalled after federal inspectors raised sterility concerns at a manufacturing facility, adding to a growing list of eye products that have been recalled in recent months.

Four eye ointments are being voluntarily recalled after a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) inspection noted a “lack of sterility assurance” at the facility where the products were held.

U.S. consumers have been warned not to use several eye ointments, after the products were recalled by a pharmaceutical company over concerns they could cause infections. Brassica Pharma Pvt.

Four eye ointments have been recalled over concerns of possible eye infections, the FDA shared Monday. The eye ointments, manufactured by Brassica Pharma, include products sold at Walmart and CVS.

Equate Lubricant Eye Ointment in a 3.5-gram tube, packaged in box with UPC code: 681131395298. Equate Style Lubricant Eye Ointment in a 3.5-gram tube in box with UPC code: 681131395304. CVS Health ...

Four eye ointment products sold in some Walmart and CVS stores have been recalled because the facility in which they were manufactured in India may have been unsanitary, according to NBC News.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Several eye ointments sold at CVS and Walmart are being recalled for the risk of eye infections or related harms, according to a notice posted by the U.S. Food and Drug ...