For people with thyroid conditions, levothyroxine can make a big difference in their quality of life. If you take this medication, you'll want to be aware of a new recall.

Major Rugby drug distributors have issued an urgent recall for several levothyroxine products after routine stability testing found the medication did not meet specifications for potency. According to the recall notice, using the affected product is not expected to cause adverse health effects, but it may not work as effectively as intended. According to the letter sent to distributors, it was issued starting in January 2025.

Major Rugby recommends checking your medication to see if it's part of the recall. If you have an affected product, stop using it and return it to the place where you purchased it.

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The recall includes the following Levothyroxine Sodium Tablets, USP products:

25 mcg (100-count blister packs and Cardinal 10-count unit doses)
50 mcg (100-count blister packs and Cardinal 10-count unit doses)
75 mcg (100-count blister packs and Cardinal 10-count unit doses)
88 mcg (100-count blister packs)
112 mcg (100-count blister packs)
125 mcg (100-count blister packs and Cardinal 10-count unit doses)
150 mcg (100-count blister packs and Cardinal 10-count unit doses)

Click here for more info and specific medication information, as well as what to do if you have one of these medications.  

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