Systane eye drops recalled due to possible “fungal contamination” risk
(ABC 6 News) — The FDA is issuing a recall for a popular eye drop brand, Systane, used to combat dry eyes. The FDA said the specific lot of Systane “Lubricant Eye Drops — Ultra PF” may be contaminated with fungus which can cause eye infections and vision damage.
The eye drops are intended for temporary relief of burning and irritation for people experiencing dry eye symptoms.
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Dry eye, aggravated by cold weather, pollution, and extended screen time, causes significant discomfort and visual issues.
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