
Levetiracetam-AFT oral liquid – problems with the measuring syringe
People could be taking the incorrect amount of medicine due to an error in the dosing units on the measuring syringe supplied with epilepsy medicine Levetiracetam-AFT oral liquid.
People could be taking the incorrect amount of medicine due to an error in the dosing units on the measuring syringe supplied with epilepsy medicine Levetiracetam-AFT oral liquid.
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