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Tiny cars whizzed by. Miniature people shouted words of encouragement, but their cheers were barely audible from my vantage point on the roof of Lancaster’s Holiday Inn.

Consumers urged not to purchase or use three products sold online after the FDA detected bacteria in one sample.

The FDA is warning folks around the country to immediately stop using 26 types of over-the-counter eye drops.

These enforcement actions are a part of risk-based inspection to ensure Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) norms are met

The manufacturer of 27 different eyedrop products has issued a voluntary recall after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said the eyedrops should not be used because inspectors found unsanitary conditions at the manufacturing plant in India.

The recalled eyedrops drops were sold by CVS, Target, Rite Aid and other retailers. Inspectors found more than a dozen problems at the India plant producing them.

The United States Federal Drug Administration (FDA) has enlarged the list of eye drops recalled in 2023 due to the possibility of bacterial contamination

Twenty seven of the eye drops were recalled because they could cause blindness or infections, while the others were not FDA-approved.

The manufacturer of 27 different eyedrop products has issued a voluntary recall. U.S. Food and Drug Administration said inspectors found unsanitary conditions at the manufacturing plant in India.

Federal regulators recall dozens of eye products but an Oklahoma City eye surgeon explains what safe options Oklahomans should seek out.The FDA recently recalle