Pfizer recalls 2nd blood pressure med in a week, again on potential carcinogen fears

Pfizer this year had quite a number of recalls and issues on a number of its approved medicine.


Recently this year had recall its first blood pressure med and they were forced to recall their 2end blood pressure meds in a week on March again. All due to the again on potential carcinogen fears.

I am amused how governments had given Pfizer no issues when it comes to C19 among other topics.

Pfizer recalls 2nd blood pressure med in a week, again on potential carcinogen fears

a reply to: vNex92

The CDC and Pfizer also Say it's Normal to be Afraid .....

a reply to: vNex92
Cancer causing nitrosamines. Nitrosamines are also found in tobacco products like cigarettes and chewing tobacco. I've quit tobacco since September last year. Can't recall the day. But to be on topic, I don't trust Pfizer products and I'm on high blood pressure meds. Glad I'm not on any of their medications, but I did the Pfizer jab last October. Worst mistake I made in my life. No boosters for this guy. I just blast vitamins and natural herbal immune system boosters every morning (when I mean blast I mean capsules, not syringes). Mosquitos and wood ticks won't even touch me.

a reply to: vNex92
And to think, this is a medication that Pfizer spent many MANY years testing. Let that sink in.

Companies spend decades developing new drugs, with 10+ years is small clinical trials that gradually increase in number as they work the bugs out. Once a new drug is deemed safe and effective, the CDC reviews all the data, and if in agreement the drugs goes to market.

Time and time again we read how the trial data has left out or altered the number of harmful effects, of the CDC approved the drug even though there was evidence of it having serious complications.

Tagamet was on the market for several decades before it was 'discovered' to contain cancer-causing ingredients. Odd how as soon as it was discontinued the drug company had a new, safe improved version-at a MUCH higher price. SSDD It appears CDC approval can be bought, just like all the other three letter organizations.

This is a perfect example of why people should be wary of ANY new drug on the market, especially one that's approved for EUA.

a reply to: ditchweed

Give up or cut down dairy and cheese and your blood pressure will drop fast, it is probably the casin that blocks up the small blood vessels so your heart has to work harder. If you stop and that is the cause it comes down in ten days.

Good thing the vaccines are safe and they won't have to recall those.

What is in a dose of those meds should not cause cancer. Unless of course you are taking a med that is stimulating your immune system to fight something else and it shifts the immune system away from fighting cancer as a side effect.

a reply to: rickymouse

If you are having a medicine, and have had all the shots maybe they will blame the medicine, rather than the shot and have to do a recall.

These Nitrosamines have been found in a number of medications like blood pressure and diabetic drug metformin ER. How many people have taken 3 or 4 medications with Nitrosamines in them at the same time, getting a higher dose of Nitrosamines than from just one medication.
I know I take both Valsartin and Metformin ER and both have been found to be contaminated with Nitrosamines.
For Pfizer to say this contamination is safe levels when they do not know the other medications you are taking that have the same contamination is BS.

a reply to: anonentity
Thank you for the advice. I'll give it a try.