By: Jo Watson • 12 June 2007 - 10:57am
The recall has been initiated because of possible contamination of the active substance by an impurity called methane sulfonic acid ethyl ester in the active substance.
For more information on the withdrawl, open the PDF attachment below, or contact Jo Watson (Executive Officer: NAPWA) on (02)8568 0300
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| 070608 - Prescribers.pdf | 46.85 KB |  PDF |
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