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FDA recalls eye drops over possible 'foreign substance'

The FDA has issued a nationwide recall of 2.5 million bottles of steroid eye drops due to contamination concerns.

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The FDA recalled over 2.5 million bottles of steroid eye drops sold nationwide. The recall was issued due to concerns regarding sterility and the presence of a foreign substance.

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The FDA is recalling more than 2.5 million bottles of commonly prescribed steroid eye drops sold across the United States. The action follows reports of a possible foreign substance within the products.

Coverage from The New York Times, Houston Chronicle, and Newser emphasizes concerns regarding sterility and the presence of foreign material. Additional reports from WXII, WSB-TV, WCYB, and Boston 25 News highlight the scale of the recall as a nationwide alert.

Future developments depend on further FDA updates regarding the specific nature of the foreign material and the sterility issues cited in the recall.

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How many bottles of eye drops are being recalled?

More than 2.5 million bottles are being recalled nationwide.

What is the reason for the FDA recall?

The recall is due to concerns over sterility and the possible presence of a foreign substance.

What type of eye drops are affected?

The recall involves commonly prescribed steroid eye drops.

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