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Safety alerts

Safety alerts include Safety advisories, Alert/advisories and Monitoring communications.

A safety alert tells you about a possible risk or action you need to take for a health product. This alert doesn't always mean a medicine or medical device product is unsafe.

Safety alerts are triggered by any potential safety problem linked to a medicine or medical device (therapeutic product). This includes known safety problems, changes in the reporting pattern of known problems, new problems and coincidental events.

You should follow the advice in the alert. Unless it is advised in the alert, you should not stop using a medicine or medical device.

Even though an alert has been issued, it doesn't necessarily mean a product is considered to be unsafe. At the time the safety concern is detected, we may not know if the concern is really caused by the medicine or medical device.

If you have any concerns with a therapeutic product you are using, please contact your health professional.

Latest Safety alerts

  • MAXMAN tablets

    Safety alerts
    MAXMAN tablets pose a serious risk to your health and should not be taken.

  • Dynamint X tablets

    Safety alerts
    Dynamint X tablets pose a serious risk to your health and should not be taken.

  • Gold Max Blue capsules

    Safety alerts
    Gold Max Blue capsules pose a serious risk to your health and should not be taken.

  • Ziyinzhuangyang tablets

    Safety alerts
    Ziyinzhuangyang tablets pose a serious risk to your health and should not be taken.
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