Eugia US LLC issued a voluntary nationwide recall for one lot of Vancomycin Hydrochloride for Injection.^[1] The stated reason is glass particle contamination.^[2] A glass particle was found in one vial of the lot.^[3] The risk Vancomycin for injection goes into a vein, so a particle in the vial can go with it. Use of the contaminated product may cause blood clots or organ damage.^[4] The recall notice says the harm could be serious, up to and including death.^[5] No adverse events linked to the lot have been reported.^[6] Two months on the shelf The lot was shipped nationwide between 2 and 15 September.^[7] The Food and Drug Administration posted the recall announcement on 10 November.^[8] That leaves eight weeks or more in which the vials were in distribution before the public notice. How to identify it The lot number is 3VM26026A, with an expiry date of July 2028.^[9] The recall is being conducted with the knowledge of the FDA.^[10]