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Contaminated EpiPens for children to go on sale

The TGA says it is allowing the sale of a batch of auto-injectors contaminated with pralidoxime
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3 December 2019
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A contaminated batch of children’s EpiPens will be sold in pharmacies to help relieve a critical shortage.

The TGA has announced it is allowing manufacturer Mylan to import and sell a batch of 150mcg EpiPens that were originally withheld from sale because they did not meet its quality requirements.

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