MHRA Class 4 Medicines Defect Notification: Brilique 90mg tablets (G Pharma Ltd)

MHRA Class 4 Medicines Defect Notification: Brilique 90mg tablets (G Pharma Ltd)

Drug alert number: EL(25)A/18

Date issued: 24 April 2025

The Medicines and Health products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has issued a class 4 medicines defect information notice for: Brilique 90mg tablets (G Pharma Ltd) as G Pharma Ltd have informed the MHRA that there is an error in the spelling of the active ingredient included on the imported carton. The spelling should be ‘Ticagrelor’ but has been printed as ‘Tricagelor’ under the brand name and in the content statement.

DMRC reference number: DMRC-34718431

Company name: G Pharma Ltd

Product name: Brilique 90mg tablets PLPI: 16369/2052

SNOMED Code: N/A

GTIN: 05059053010042

Batch Number Expiry Date Pack Size First Distributed
200507 (OMB VHVK) 31/11/2026 56 Tablet 07/10/2024
200942 (OMB VHXF) 31/01/2027 56 Tablet 07/10/2024
201136 (OMB VHXF) 31/01/2027 56 Tablet 21/10/2024

Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient: Ticagrelor

Background

G Pharma Ltd have informed the MHRA that there is an error in the spelling of the active ingredient included on the imported carton. The spelling should be ‘Ticagrelor’ but has been printed as ‘Tricagelor’ under the brand name and in the content statement.

Advice for healthcare professionals

Healthcare professionals are to be aware of the incorrect spelling of the active ingredient on the carton when prescribing and or dispensing the product.

When products from batches included in the table above are supplied or dispensed, please ensure that patients are aware of the spelling mistake on the carton.

The correct spelling of the active ingredient is included in the patient information leaflet and printed on the blister foil within the packs.

Advice for patients

Patients should continue to take medicines from the impacted batches as prescribed by your healthcare professional. This error does not affect the quality or efficacy of the product.

Patients who experience adverse reactions or have any questions about the medication should seek medical attention. Any suspected adverse reactions should also be reported via the MHRA Yellow Card scheme.

Additional information

For all medical information enquiries please email ddavies@gpharma.co.uk, or telephone 0161 888 7317. For stock control enquiries please email ddavies@gpharma.co.uk or telephone 0161 888 7317.

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