Viatris recalled 21,620 bottles of a blood pressure drug across the United States.
Each tablet holds telmisartan at 40 milligrams and amlodipine at 5 milligrams.
The FDA says some tablets may hold more telmisartan than the label states.
Lots 3228113, 3228114 and 3228115 expire on October 31, 2026.
Lots 3228120 and 3228121 expire on November 30, 2026.
The lot number sits near the expiry date on your bottle label.
Viatris started the recall on its own, and the FDA listed it soon after.
The FDA says use of the drug is not likely to cause harm.
Taking too much can cause low blood pressure, dizziness, or a rapid heart rate.
The FDA notice warns that a sudden stop can cause harm too.
A drug store can swap a recalled bottle for one from a safe lot.
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