K.C. Pharmaceuticals

Multiple brands of artificial tears eye drops made by K.C. Pharmaceuticals have been recalled because the manufacturer cannot confirm the product is sterile. The affected drops are sold under store brands including Leader, Good Sense, Good Neighbor Pharmacy, TopCare, Best Choice, Kroger, Publix, and Quality Choice. No injuries have been reported.

K.C. Pharmaceuticals issued a recall of Rugby Lubricating Eye Drops and Walgreens Lubricant Eye Drops because the manufacturer cannot guarantee the products are sterile. Non-sterile eye drops can introduce bacteria or other microorganisms into the eye. The recall affects specific lots (SY24K01 and SY24K02) with expiration dates of 09/30/26.

K.C. Pharmaceuticals has recalled multiple brands of sterile redness relief eye drops because they may not meet sterility standards. The affected products were distributed nationwide under various store and pharmacy brand names. No injuries have been reported so far.

K.C. Pharmaceuticals issued a recall of sterile eye drops sold under multiple brand names (including Walgreens, Good Sense, Kroger, CVS, and others) because the manufacturer cannot confirm the products remain sterile. The affected bottles were distributed nationwide. No injuries have been reported.

K.C. Pharmaceuticals is recalling multiple brands of ultra lubricating eye drops sold nationwide because the manufacturer cannot guarantee the drops are sterile. The affected products were distributed under names including Leader, Harris Teeter, Foster & Thrive, Walgreens, CVS Health, Kroger, Publix, Meijer, Good Sense, Quality Choice, and Avenova. No injuries have been reported.

K.C. Pharmaceuticals is recalling Dry Eye Relief Eye Drops sold under multiple store brands including Geri Care, TopCare, Rite Aid, Leader, and others due to concerns that the product may not be sterile. The recall affects 15 mL bottles with specific lot numbers and expiration dates sold nationwide.

K.C. Pharmaceuticals' Advanced Relief eye drops in 0.5 fl oz bottles may not be sterile due to a manufacturing issue. The affected products were sold under multiple store brands at Walgreens, Kroger, CVS, and other retailers nationwide. No infections have been reported so far.

K.C. Pharmaceuticals has recalled multiple brands of sterile eye drops (including Best Choice, Quality Choice, Discount Drug Mart, Good Sense, Walgreens, CareOne, Equaline, TopCare, Meijer, and H.E.B.) because the manufacturer cannot guarantee the products are sterile. Non-sterile eye drops can introduce infection into the eye. The affected products were distributed nationwide and have lot number AC24E01 with expiration date 05/31/26.