The FDA on Friday warned consumers to not purchase or use certain eye drops from several brands, including CVS Health Corp and Cardinal Health, as they may cause eye infection and in some cases possible vision loss.
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</p><p>The eye drops are marketed by CVS Health, Rite Aid, Cardinal Health, along with Target's Up and Up brand and Velocity Pharma, the FDA said in a statement.
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