FDA daily for Tuesday, February 24, 2026
In this issue: 18 approvals, 39 device decisions and 135 label changes. 2 items touch categories MedGrid carries, and they come first.
For MedGrid's categories
Items in this issue that name a product category sold on MedGrid. Each links to its full FDA record; the chip opens that category's federal and state rules.
Drug and biologic approvals
FDA date:On Tue, Feb 17 FDA approved 5 new applications (1 brand or biologic, 4 generic) and 13 supplements to existing ones.
- SODIUM PHENYLBUTYRATE
NAVINTA LLC · SODIUM PHENYLBUTYRATE
- COLCHICINE
MICRO LABS · COLCHICINE
- MEDICAL AIR, USP
INDUSTRIAL WELDING SUPPLY CO OF HARVEY INC
- BOSENTAN
ZYDUS PHARMS · BOSENTAN
- IDELALISIB
NATCO · IDELALISIB
Device clearances and approvals
FDA date:FDA decided 11 510(k)s and 28 PMA decisions on Tue, Feb 10, including 1 original PMA.
- Optimum Infinite (tisilfocon A) Orthokeratology Lenses II
Contamac, Ltd. · Lens, contact, orthokeratology, overnight · Ophthalmic
- Solidex® Ti-Links and Screws
CreoDent Hudson Valley · Dental
- CollOvine Wound Powder
Ovigenex, LLC · Unknown
- SpaceOAR Vue System (SV-2101)
Boston Scientific Corporation · Radiology
- Earflo (EF001)
Earflo, Inc. · Unknown
- XT3 System; XT3 System, Mini; XT3 System, 40mm; XT3 System, Mini, 40mm
Biodynamik, Inc. · Orthopedic
- MI View&GO
Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc. · Radiology
- LANDR Contact LENS Case
Fourth Axis, LLC · Ophthalmic
- multiFlux 130 (F00013123); multiFlux 160 (F00013124)
Fresenius Medical Care Renal Therapies Group, LLC · Gastroenterology, Urology
- GEM Flex Coil 16-L Array, 1.5T Receive Only; GEM Flex Coil 16-M Array, 1.5T Receive Only; GEM Flex Coil 16-S Array, 1.5T Receive Only
Shenzhen RF Tech Co., Ltd. · Radiology
- Vulcan Spinal System
K2m, Inc. · Orthopedic
Label updates
FDA date:135 drug labels took effect on Tue, Feb 10; 2 of the 25 read for this issue are for products in MedGrid's categories. Below: those, and labels carrying a boxed warning.
FDA did not answer for Device recalls, Food and supplement recalls, Drug recalls, Drug shortages while this issue was written; those sections will fill in on a later visit.
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