cepacia. Advertisement The products in the warning include liquid docusate sodium drugs or stool softeners, and dietary supplements including liquid vitamin D drops and liquid multivitamins for ...

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And the Food and Drug Administration seems to think so ... Stool softeners such as docusate sodium (Colace, Phillips’ Stool Softener, and generic) and docusate calcium alter the surface of ...

The Food and Drug Administration and CDC are urging clinicians to abstain from using liquid docusate sodium products for any medical purpose due to contamination. PharmaTech, the Davie ...

The Food and Drug Administration received reports of infection with Burkholderia cepacia that were potentially linked to a liquid version of docusate sodium, a stool softener sold under the Colace ...

The tainted over-the-counter medicine, docusate sodium, routinely prescribed to nearly ... a lawsuit filed by his family alleges. The drug was eventually recalled, but only after a Texas hospital ...

Docusate sodium is the active ingredient in this over ... However, the active ingredient is senna, which belongs to a class of drugs called stimulant laxatives. Therefore, it is not technically ...

Docusate (Iross) is a stool softener ... who are taking other medications, children, during pregnancy and breastfeeding. If you experience absence of bowel movement or rectal bleeding after ...