Bausch and Lomb Recall

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Anonymous said:
So what? This kind of thing happens to all companies. Shipping problem. Who cares.
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Not a shipping problem. A manufacturing/formulation problem that caused crystals that could be rubbed into the customers eye that may cause corneal abrasions.

Who Cares? Maybe the customer that becomes visually impaired after using this product. Quality is not job one at Valeant. How many chemists/quality control people were laid off at Valeant that may have prevented this from happening.
 






Anonymous said:
Not a shipping problem. A manufacturing/formulation problem that caused crystals that could be rubbed into the customers eye that may cause corneal abrasions.

Who Cares? Maybe the customer that becomes visually impaired after using this product. Quality is not job one at Valeant. How many chemists/quality control people were laid off at Valeant that may have prevented this from happening.[/QUOTEP

If dropping the temperature causes sand/grit/crystals then it is a formulation problem. Was there warning labels on the product not to expose to cold temperatures? Why was the shipping company not warned of this or were they?

Is freezing temperatures the real root cause? Perhaps an independent investigation should be conducted? Is this why B&L got a visit supposedly by the FDA?
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Valeant has been trying to refocus R&D to cover currently marketed product. The problem is there are still too many people that have skill sets geared for research and development of new products rather than the maintenance or currently marketed products.

A layoff of people that are no longer needed and a hire of people that can do currently marketed product support may be needed.
 






Anonymous said:
Not a shipping problem. A manufacturing/formulation problem that caused crystals that could be rubbed into the customers eye that may cause corneal abrasions.

Who Cares? Maybe the customer that becomes visually impaired after using this product. Quality is not job one at Valeant. How many chemists/quality control people were laid off at Valeant that may have prevented this from happening.
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Drama! Come on, you 're not serious?
 


















Anonymous said:
Not a shipping problem. A manufacturing/formulation problem that caused crystals that could be rubbed into the customers eye that may cause corneal abrasions.

Who Cares? Maybe the customer that becomes visually impaired after using this product. Quality is not job one at Valeant. How many chemists/quality control people were laid off at Valeant that may have prevented this from happening.
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It was a shipping error-exposed to freeze. That is not a manufacturing problem.

Also, it MURO 128, for Goodness sake! We don't even promote this! Who is the weirdo suggesting this could jeopardize us? That's so ridiculous!

Some of you have nothing in your lives! Go get a hobby!
 






Formulations should not turn to sand-like crystals under freeze conditions. The product should be reformulated. If B&L does not monitor the temperature shipping conditions of its products then it needs to only manufacture formulations that do not have problems after freezing.
 






Most definitely a formulation issue. Formulations are suppose to survive extreme conditions. What if the customer leaves the product in their car overnight. It could most certainly freeze. Is every customer going to read the small print warning label either on the box, tube or package insert that says do not freeze. No.
 






Bring back every useless flunky from R&D !! Let's fill those dusty cubicles !! All is forgiven. We need you !!!! We can go out of business as one big happy family - just like the good ole days.
 












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