HTO Nevada Inc. Recalls Lidocaine Cream Due to Stability Data
Summary
HTO Nevada Inc. is recalling its MAXIMUM, ZONE 1, 4% Lidocaine Cream (NDC 80069-014) nationwide due to stability data not supporting the expiry date. This is a Class II recall, indicating that use of or exposure to the product may cause temporary or medically reversible adverse health consequences.
What changed
HTO Nevada Inc., doing business as Kirkman, is initiating a Class II recall for its MAXIMUM, ZONE 1, 4% Lidocaine Cream (NDC 80069-014) distributed nationwide. The reason for the recall is that the stability data does not support the product's stated expiry date, raising concerns about product efficacy and safety over time.
This recall requires immediate action from distributors and potentially consumers who may possess the affected product. While classified as Class II, which suggests less severe health risks than Class I recalls, the product's integrity is compromised. Companies involved in the distribution chain must ensure the product is removed from inventory and accounted for according to recall procedures. The FDA will monitor the effectiveness of this recall to ensure the product is no longer available to consumers.
What to do next
- Remove affected Lidocaine Cream from inventory
- Comply with FDA recall procedures for Class II recalls
Source document (simplified)
HTO Nevada Inc. dba Kirkman
Drug Recalls (Class II)
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Product
MAXIMUM, ZONE 1, 4% Lidocaine Cream, 1/2 oz bottles, Distributed By: Dermal Source, Portland, OR 97232, NDC 80069-014.
Reason for Recall
Stability Data Does Not Support Expiry Date.
Distribution
Nationwide within the U.S
Source: openFDA Enforcement API
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