Chlorthalidone
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Recall alert: 13K bottles of blood pressure medication recalled - WSB-TV
Approximately 13,000 bottles of a blood pressure medicine have been recalled.
Second Chlorthalidone Recall in Three Months Pulls 13 , 567 More Bottles of a Common Blood Pressure Pill Nationwide
A nationwide recall has been issued for 13,567 bottles of 25 mg chlorthalidone blood-pressure tablets, with patients advised to check lot numbers for refills obtained since June.
FDA Issues Recall for Common Blood Pressure Pill
Chlorthalidone blood pressure medication has been recalled after failing dissolution specifications.
Second Chlorthalidone Recall in Three Months Pulls 13,567 More Bottles of a Common Blood Pressure Pill Nationwide - Medical Daily
A nationwide recall has removed 13,567 additional bottles of the blood pressure medication chlorthalidone, marking the second such recall in three months.
More Than 13,000 Bottles of Blood Pressure Medication Recalled Nationwide - thehealthy.com
More than 13,000 bottles of a blood pressure medication have been recalled nationwide.
Inventia Healthcare recalls blood pressure medication due to dissolution issues - Top Class Actions
Inventia Healthcare has recalled a blood pressure drug because of dissolution problems.
Thousands of Bottles of Popular Blood Pressure Medication Recalled Across the U.S. - TODAY.com
A widely distributed blood pressure medicine has been recalled in the United States.
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