Recall: Nitroglycerin Spray
Jan. 2022Pharmacy Updates
Padagis US LLC has recalled Nitroglycerin Lingual Spray because of a complaint that the product may not work correctly. Nitroglycerin Lingual Spray is used for acute (in-the-moment) relief of an attack or to prevent chest pain caused by coronary artery disease in adult patients. Read the full text of the Nitroglycerin Spray recall.
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Please join us for a new CME-accredited webinar series on value-based care. This series is designed to introduce practicing physicians and their teams to value-based health care. Over the course of six sessions, we will define the components of value and identify the tools necessary to deliver high-value care for a population.Feb. 2026Education/Webinars