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Recalled Medicines & supplements – Current GIS Alerts 2026

Found 698 recalled products in the Medicines & supplements category. Check batch numbers, shops, and hazard information.

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All recalled products

Fibre 350 g – recalled product

Fibre 350 g

CRITICAL 20.11.2025

The presence of Salmonella spp. rods was found in one of five samples of the Fibre 350 g dietary supplement from the specified batch, indicating microbiological contamination and a possibility of foodborne infection after consumption. Potential effects: food poisoning, gastrointestinal ailments.

POLIPARIN 25000 IU/5 ml, Heparin sodium, solution for injection and infusion, 25000 IU/5 ml, 5 ml x 1 vial – recalled product

POLIPARIN 25000 IU/5 ml, Heparin sodium, solution for injection and infusion, 25000 IU/5 ml, 5 ml x 1 vial

CRITICAL 19.11.2025

Reported non‑conformities included “ganglionic thrombosis after administration of the product in several patients”. SMZ analysis confirmed public health hazards and the serious nature of adverse reactions, posing a real risk to patients. Potential effects: thrombosis, vascular complications, risk to health and life.

Vendal retard – recalled product

Vendal retard

HIGH 07.11.2025

The level of some related substances (a single unknown impurity and morphinone) exceeded the acceptable limit, which may affect the effectiveness and safety of the medicine and pose a real risk to human health. Potential effects: altered drug effect, adverse reactions, health risk.

Storvas CRT – recalled product

Storvas CRT

HIGH 07.11.2025

It was found that the product does not meet quality requirements: result below the lower specification limit for the dissolution parameter, creating a real risk to patients’ health due to possible lack of efficacy. Potential effects: lack of treatment effectiveness, disease progression, cardiovascular complications.

Euthyrox N 25 – recalled product

Euthyrox N 25

MEDIUM 07.11.2025

The acceptance limit specified in the quality specification for this parameter (maximum active substance content) was exceeded. Therefore, a risk to human health from leaving this batch of the medicinal product on the market cannot be excluded. Potential effects: levothyroxine overdose, hormonal disturbances, adverse reactions.

Nimbex – recalled product

Nimbex

CRITICAL 24.10.2025

A possible presence of glass particles was identified in ampoules of Nimbex solution for intravenous injection, which may cause direct adverse health consequences and pose a risk to patients’ health or life. Potential effects: vascular damage, embolism, inflammation, acute complications, life‑threatening events.

Mivacron – recalled product

Mivacron

CRITICAL 24.10.2025

The presence of glass particles in ampoules of an intravenously administered medicine cannot be excluded, which may cause direct negative health consequences for patients, including vascular damage and embolic events. Potential effects: vessel damage, thromboembolic complications, acute reactions, life‑threatening events.

Benlek – recalled product

Benlek

MEDIUM 17.10.2025

The product does not meet quality requirements due to a failed test of “Chromatographic purity of thiamine hydrochloride: any unspecified impurity”; the impurity was identified as a metamizole derivative. Potential effects: possible unpredictable adverse reactions and reduced treatment efficacy.

Kidofen – recalled product

Kidofen

MEDIUM 13.10.2025

Exceedance of the quality specification limit for the single impurity parameter was found, which may affect the effectiveness and safety of the medicine; a risk to children’s health cannot be excluded. Potential effects: possible adverse reactions, lack of efficacy, complications in children.

Signopam – recalled product

Signopam

MEDIUM 06.10.2025

Reduced temazepam release may lead to insufficient patient exposure, lack of hypnotic and sedative efficacy, and risk of inappropriate treatment, including dose escalation and variability of effect. Potential effects: reduced treatment efficacy, need to change therapy.

Rivaldo – recalled product

Rivaldo

HIGH 02.10.2025

Failure to meet quality requirements consists in exceeding the lower limit for active substance content and exceeding the upper limit for average capsule mass, creating a real risk to patients’ health due to lack of the intended efficacy of the product. Potential effects: lack of treatment efficacy, worsening of patients’ health.

Liv 52 – recalled product

Liv 52

MEDIUM 30.09.2025

There is no clear description of a specific hazard in the provided part of the decision; however, the medicinal product was withdrawn from the market and its placing on the market was prohibited in Poland, indicating significant concerns about its quality or safety. Potential effects: lack of treatment efficacy or adverse reactions.

Cozaar – recalled product

Cozaar

MEDIUM 29.09.2025

Damage to the immediate packaging (blister foil cracking) was found, causing loss of tightness and no guarantee of product quality, which may lead to tablet degradation and exposure to moisture and contaminants. Potential effects: reduced treatment efficacy, adverse effects.

POLIPARIN 25000 IU/5 ml, Heparin sodium, solution for injection and infusion, 25000 IU/5 ml, 5 ml x 1 vial – recalled product

POLIPARIN 25000 IU/5 ml, Heparin sodium, solution for injection and infusion, 25000 IU/5 ml, 5 ml x 1 vial

CRITICAL 17.09.2025

Non‑compliances were observed involving “nodular clotting after administration of the product in several patients”, with no confirmed cause, which may directly lead to negative health consequences for patients. Potential effects: thrombosis, vascular complications, health risk.

Lipidem – recalled product

Lipidem

CRITICAL 29.08.2025

Aggregates were found in the lipid emulsion; intravenous administration of a defective batch without a filter may lead to fat embolism in the capillary vessels of the lungs. Potential effects: pulmonary embolism, respiratory complications, life-threatening condition.

Seronil – recalled product

Seronil

HIGH 14.08.2025

It was found that in batches 2127580 and 2132779 the level of the impurity N-nitroso fluoxetine exceeds the temporary limit acceptable to EMA, which means loss of the required quality of the medicine and a potential risk to human health. Potential effects: possible carcinogenic effects with long-term use, impaired treatment efficacy.

Seronil – recalled product

Seronil

HIGH 14.08.2025

Exceedance of the temporary limit for the N-nitroso fluoxetine impurity in tablets was found, indicating loss of the required medicinal quality and possible negative impact on efficacy and safety of use. Potential effects: possible toxicity, increased cancer risk, lack of treatment safety.

Fingolimod Stada – recalled product

Fingolimod Stada

HIGH 07.08.2025

Stability studies showed an active substance content lower than required, which, according to the Chief Pharmaceutical Inspector, poses a real risk to patients’ health due to the lack of the intended efficacy of the medicinal product. Potential effects: lack of treatment efficacy and possible worsening of the disease.

Ibuprofen Dr. Max – recalled product

Ibuprofen Dr. Max

LOW 01.08.2025

A justified suspicion of non-compliance with quality requirements concerned the loss on drying parameter for batch DQ2011, which could indicate deviations in capsule quality, but subsequent analyses showed compliance with the extended specification. Potential effects: no significant health effects for patients.

Hydrocortisone (Hydrocortisonum) 100 g/100 g, 1 g pack – recalled product

Hydrocortisone (Hydrocortisonum) 100 g/100 g, 1 g pack

HIGH 25.07.2025

In this case it cannot be clearly ruled out that Lidocaine hydrochloride monohydrate raw material was mixed with Hydrocortisone. Consequently, there is a risk of preparing a medicine with a qualitative composition inconsistent with the prescription, which endangers patients’ health and life. Potential effects: lack of treatment efficacy, adverse effects related to the wrong active substance.

What to do if you bought a recalled product?

If you have purchased any of the products listed above, stop using or consuming them immediately. You can return the product to the store where you bought it for a full refund. Keep the receipt if possible, but most stores will accept returns even without one.