Select eye drops under the Systane brand were voluntarily recalled for concerns of fungal contamination, which could cause ...

It is unclear what type of fungus the eye drops are contaminated with. Fungal contaminations of eye products can lead to eye infections, which can result in partial blindness or total blindness.

Fungus in eye drops can cause eye infections, which may be vision-threatening, and potentially life-threatening in immunocompromised people. The FDA is urging consumers to stop using the eye drops ...

A popular brand of eye drops is being recalled ... to be "fungal in nature." Fungal contamination in eye products are known to potentially cause eye infections, the FDA said.

Systane Lubricant Eye Drops in a green and ... Systane/Alcon FDA Fungal contamination of an ophthalmic product potentially can cause eye infections. Some eye infections can be serious and vision ...

Sleeping in contacts can increase your risk of an eye infection ... and if the eye drops don’t resolve the problem, you may need surgery. Researchers have found that fungal keratitis is most ...

Systane brand eye drops were voluntarily ... It was determined that the material was "fungal in nature." The contamination could potentially cause eye infections that "may be vision-threatening ...

Fungal contamination in eye products are known to cause ... In this case, the producer of the eye drops has yet to receive any reports of infection related to the recalled product.

(CNN) - If you have eye drops in your medicine cabinet, there is a new recall you need to know about. Alcon Laboratories is recalling a single lot of Systane Lubricant Eye Drops Ultra PF due to the ...