ADHD Medication Recalled for Containing Wrong Drug

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Azurity Pharmaceuticals is recalling a lot of its ADHD and narcolepsy medication, Zanzedi 30 mg, due to potential mix-up with an antihistamine called carbinoxamine maleate. The wrong pills were found in some packages, posing serious risks to patients, including drowsiness, depression, increased eye pressure, and thyroid disorders. Consumers who have received the recalled medication should return it to their local pharmacy immediately and contact their doctor if they suspect a bad reaction.
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