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The FDA issued warning letters to five device manufacturers for a range of issues, including a failure to seek pre-market approval, to apply for modified intended uses, and quality violations. Read More
A company that manufactures EpiPens neglected to follow up on hundreds of complaints that the epinephrine injectors failed to operate during life-threatening emergencies, including some that resulted in patients’ deaths — and the company did not recall potentially defective injectors from the marketplace even after identifying a fault in a critical injector component, the FDA said in a warning letter. Read More
The FDA flagged several U.S. and international facilities for a range of deviations including inadequate complaint procedures, MDR reporting, and recordkeeping. Read More
An Ohio company violated federal regulations for medical devices by making claims for its product that were not approved by the FDA, the agency said in a warning letter. Read More
The FDA investigator noted that the required validations of media fills, stability, equipment, clean room and processes were either not being done or were inadequate. Read More