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During a routine premises inspection a VMD inspector identified and consequently seized the following products:

• 1 x bottle Surolan 15 ml drops
• 1 x bottle Surolan 30 ml drops
• 1 x box Rapidexon 50 ml
• 1 x box Mysoline 100 tablets
• 1 x box Marbocyl 10% 50 ml
• 1 x box Synulox powder for oral suspension 50 mg/ml
• 1 x bottle Drontal Oral Suspension 50 ml
• 1 x bottle Lincoject 10% 100 ml
• 1 x box Finadyne 50 mg/ml
• 1 x bottle Canaural 25 ml drops
• 1.5 strips Metrobactin 500 mg
• 2 x boxes Prednisolone 5 mg
• 2 x boxes Isaderm 5 mg +1 mg gel
• 2 x boxes Neovit B Complex 100 ml
• 2 x boxes Amoxycillin and Potassium Clavulanate
• 1 x tub Rimadyl 100 mg 100 tablets
• 1 x box of Equip EHV Vaccines vials
• 2 x bottles Malaseb 250 ml
• 3 x boxes Chloramphenicol 0.5% antibiotic 10 ml drops
• 1 x bottles Lethobarb bottle 100 ml
• 3 x bottles Pentoject 250 ml
• 1 x bottle DMSO 90 100 ml
• 1 x bottle Ventipulmin 50 ml
• 1 x bottle Rompun 2% 25 ml
• 1 x bottle Tetanus Antitoxin 50 ml
• 1 x bottle Pen & Strep Suspension 100 ml
• 1 x tub ACP 10 mg 500 tablets
• 1 x bottle Baytril 10% Oral Solution 1000 ml

The majority of these products are Prescription Only Medicines (POM-V), including euthanasia products and antibiotics, for food producing and companion animals. All are either UK authorised or held a valid import license.

These products had been stored in a way that affected their safety, quality or efficacy and included a significant number of expired veterinary medicines, ranging from 2002 to 2023.

There were concerns that these medicines were at risk of supply and administration which would breach regulation 7(2) No person may supply a veterinary medicinal product that has

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