A lot of muscle relaxing tablets has been removed because bottles can contain a higher dose than the label list. The company points out in its memory advice that taking too much of this medicine can cause excessive depression of the central nervous system, which can cause problems that may include fainting, fall, coma, seizures and death.
The retirement comes from Bryant Ranch Prepack from Burbank, California, which remembers a lot of its 500 mg metalcarbamol tablets. The problem, according to the company, is that these bottles labeled with a 500 mg dose can actually contain 750 mg tablets, which puts consumers at risk of taking too much muscle relaxing.
Fortunately, the company has not received any problems resulting from consumers take this medication. The medicine is packaged in a white bottle that contains a red and white label with tablets of 30 charges, 60 and 90 charges. Patients who are taking this metocarbamol in particular can verify if they have a unit withdrawn when looking for identification details.
See the recovery notice on the FDA website for the NDCS, the lot number and the expiration date, as well as the images of the labels found in the bottles. Bryant Ranch Prepack says he is alerting both customers and retirement distributors by email and letters.
The company is also fixing that the bottles return. The company says that consumers who have these bottles should stop taking the tablets immediately and communicate with their doctor to obtain a replacement. In addition, patients who take these medications that have experienced a problem related to them are encouraged to contact their medical care provider.