Urgent Recall: Over 141,000 Bottles of Atorvastatin Calcium Recalled 🚨

Over 141,000 bottles of atorvastatin calcium tablets have been recalled due to failed dissolution specifications. This video explains what this means for patients, the potential health risks, and what you should do if you have the recalled medication. Learn about the recall details, including affected dosages (10mg, 20mg, 40mg, 80mg), lot codes, and expiration dates. We also discuss the FDA’s classification of this recall as ‘Class II’ and what it implies for your health. Plus, find out why stopping your medication abruptly could be harmful and what steps to take next. Stay informed and protect your health!
Key topics covered:
- What is atorvastatin calcium and why is it prescribed?
- Details of the recall: affected dosages and quantities
- FDA’s ‘Class II’ recall classification explained
- What to do if you have the recalled medication
- Risks of stopping cholesterol medication abruptly
- How to check if your medication is part of the recall
Keywords: cholesterol medication recall, atorvastatin calcium, FDA recall, Class II recall, cholesterol management, heart health, statins, Lipitor, Ascend Laboratories, Alkem Laboratories, drug safety, health alert