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Eye Drop Recall: Check Your Medicine Cabinet

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Over three million eye drop bottles from CVS, Kroger, Walgreens, H-E-B, and Meijer recalled due to sterility concerns. KC Pharmaceuticals products, including Best Choice, Gericare, and store generics, may cause eye irritation or infection. Check your medicine cabinet for half-ounce bottles from late 2021. Stores like CVS have removed products and offered refunds. Visit the FDA site for detailed recall information.

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Eye Drop Recall: Check Your Medicine Cabinet

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Over 3 million bottles of eyedrops sold at stores like CBS, Kroger, Walgreens, H.E.B., and Meyer got hit with a voluntary recall. No solid guarantee, they're sterile. These come from Casey Pharmaceuticals and carry brand names like Best Choice, Garecare, and Storage and Erics. The recall kicked off March 3rd, and by March 31st, the FDA bumped it to class 2 status. That means any health risks are likely temporary or reversible, with slim chances of anything serious. Folks who grab these my face eye irritation or infection from possible germs, but no major outbreaks reported yet, check your medicine cabinet if you bought lubricant drops, redness relievers, or dry eye formulas in half-ounds bottles from late last year. Stores acted fast, CVS yanked everything from shelves and online, plus set up refunds, no questions asked. Full details on lots, UPCs, and explorations live on the FDA site.

Heads up, scan that list, and return any matches. Stay sharp out there to keep your vision clear. From your city, powered by AI, this is Durham News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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