Batch of Tofajak Tablets earlier classified as NSQ now flagged as Spurious

However, the same batch has now also been classified as “purportedly spurious” in CDSCO’s revised alert, with Cipla informing that it did not manufacture this batch.

The batch in question — Batch No. 4F30009, with a manufacturing date of May 2024 and expiry of April 2026 — carries Cipla’s name on the label. However, the company has officially clarified that it did not manufacture this particular batch.

'The actual manufacturer (as per label claim) has informed that the impugned batch of the product has not been manufactured by them and that it is a spurious drug.' the CDSCO stated in its revised alert.

The matter is now under active investigation. While the product is currently listed as “purportedly spurious,” the final classification will depend on the outcome of the ongoing inquiry.

Drug Alert for the Month of November–2024 (Revised)

List of Drugs, Medical Devices, Vaccines and Cosmetics declared as Not of Standard Quality/Spurious/Adulterated/Misbranded for the Month of November–2024 (Revised)

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