Important Information about Presciption drug- Relpax

What is Relpax used for?

• Relpax is prescribed to treat migraine headaches.

How can I find out if the medication is recalled?

• The LOT numbers affected by this recall are AR5407(exp 2/2022) and CD4565 (exp 2/2022). The National Drug Codes (NDCs) affected by this recall are 00049-2340-45 and 00049-2340-05. Please check the box or blister pack to see if the LOT number matches either of the above.

What happens if the recalled medication is used?

• Do not use the recalled medication as it may cause serious infection. If you experience any health concerns while taking Relpax, please call your doctor immediately. Symptoms include: bacterial infections and GI distress.

Can patients continue to take Relpax if it is NOT one of the LOT numbers involved in the recall?

• Yes. The only LOT numbers affected by this recall are AR5407 (exp 2/2022) and CD4565 (exp 2/2022).

Is the generic version of Relpax, eletriptan, recalled?

• No. Eletriptan produced by manufacturers other than Pfizer has not been recalled.

What should be done with Relpax impacted by this recall?

• Do not use the medication and call your pharmacy. Your pharmacy may be able to give you a replacement medication. You can also talk to your healthcare provider about your prescription.
• If you used the recalled medication and experience any problems, contact your doctor immediately.
• For any medical questions, do not hesitate to contact your doctor immediately.