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03/07/2012
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The National Health Surveillance Agency reported on Wednesday in the Official Gazette (DOU), the precautionary ban on the entire country, batch 3CG11 Ciclofemme contraceptive pills (levonorgestrel 0.15 mg + 0.03 mg ethinyl estradiol). The drug, manufactured by Scientific Pharmaceutical Cifarma showed unsatisfactory result in testing of Aspect Analysis.
Also been closed as a precaution the 3387 batch of the drug Valerimed (Valeriana officinalis L.) 0.4 mg tablets. The drug manufacturer Cimed Drug Industry, presented unsatisfactory result in testing and analysis of labeling content Valerênicos acids.
ANVISA also banned products Olive Oil brands Lisbon (batch 102107-32 and 110501-12) and Tondela (lot 112603-961P). The products manufactured by the company Natural Vegetable Oil and Food, presented Refractive Index at 20 ° C and iodine (Wijs) above the allowable limit.
The precautionary bans apply for 90 days after its date of publication in the Gazette. During this time the product should not be forbidden or marketed and consumed.
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Have the batch B6038 500 mg/50ml drug Mabthera (Rituximab) was banned from distribution, sale and use throughout the country, because it is fake. The original product was manufactured in 2008 and listed on the label of counterfeit manufacturing in 2010. The reporting of suspected forgery was done by the manufacturer (Roche Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals) to ANVISA.
Source: ANVISA
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