Around 25,000 people may need a replacement ⚠️
Similar concerns have been raised about Emerade products in the past.
Dr Alison Cave, MHRA chief safety officer, said:"Patient safety is our top priority. We are taking prompt action to protect patients, following detection of damage to internal components of the Emerade pens if they are dropped, which may mean they activate too early or fail to activate and deliver adrenaline.
"Patients are reminded to carry two pens with them at all times as normal and to contact their healthcare professional when a replacement is due." 🆕 We're making it quicker & easier for you to get the care you need from your GP practice & local pharmacy 🩺💊✅ pharmacies supplying medicines for more conditions
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