Ranitidine Hcl Is For
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is reporting that some propafenone HCL tablets are being recalled. Propafenone HCL is a drug used to treat cardiac arrhythmias. According to drugmaker Watson Pharmaceuticals, some lots of propafenone HCL 225 mg tablets sold in 100-count bottles in the United States are being voluntarily recalled because some tablets might contain slightly higher levels of the active ingredient than specified. The recalled tablets were shipped to customers between October 15...
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