FDA Issues Nationwide Recall of Certain Thyroid Medications Sold by Major Rugby: See the List
The company said 12 levothyroxine tablet packages were affected, and officials said the pills may deliver less medication than intended.
- On July 13, pharmaceutical manufacturer Major Rugby issued a nationwide recall for 12 packages of levothyroxine sodium tablets used to treat hypothyroidism and thyroid-related conditions, according to a letter sent to retailers.
- According to the Food and Drug Administration , the recalled pills are "subpotent," meaning they deliver less medication than intended; the Mayo Clinic notes these tablets treat enlarged thyroid glands and cancer, distributed nationwide beginning January 22, 2025.
- Affected packages include 100-tablet and 10-tablet unit dose blister packs, with specific lot numbers ranging from N02167 to N02310. The recall encompasses various dosages, including 0.025 mg, 0.050 mg, 0.075 mg, 0.088 mg, 0.112 mg, 0.125 mg, and 0.150 mg.
- "Taking the tablets is not likely to cause adverse health effects," Major Rugby stated in its letter. Consumers are urged to return the medicine to the point of purchase and consult a doctor if they find affected product.
- Customers seeking further details can visit the company's website. The medication was sold nationwide under both the Major Rugby and Cardinal brand names since January 2025, positioning the recall across multiple distribution channels.
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FDA issues nationwide recall of certain thyroid medications sold by Major Rugby: See the list
Certain lots of thyroid medication sold nationwide by Major Rugby have been recalled due to it being "subpotent," meaning, the drug won't deliver as much medication as intended.
Commonly Prescribed Thyroid Medication Recalled Nationwide, FDA Warns
2 min read A nationwide recall is in effect for levothyroxine sodium tablets distributed by Major Pharmaceuticals. Recalled tablets can be identified by the lot numbers and expiration dates listed here. If your medication is affected by the recall, consult your pharmacist or doctor on next steps. If someone in your family takes thyroid medication, you might want to check your medicine cabinet. According to a report from the Food and Drug Admini…
Earlier this month, pharmaceutical company Major Rugby sent a letter to retailers announcing a nationwide recall of a common thyroid medication, levothyroxine sodium tablets (LT4).
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