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.
Latest Safety alerts
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Consumers and health professionals should be aware that two unrelated cases of counterfeit injectable botulinum toxin products have been stopped at the Australian border.
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Due to ongoing problems with their A30 and A40 series BiPAP devices, Philips is now contacting those affected to organise replacement devices or discuss alternative options.
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Consumers and health professionals should be aware that examples of counterfeit products have been stopped at the Australian border. These tablets may pose a serious risk to your health and should not be used.
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The Therapeutic Goods Administration are continuing to see imports of counterfeit ivermectin.
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Consumers and health professionals should be aware that examples of counterfeit Roche labelled products have been stopped at the Australian border.
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Consumers and health professionals should be aware that examples of substandard Fitaro semaglutide pre-filled syringes have been stopped at the Australian border.