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Exhibit 99.1

 

 

Cubist Pharmaceuticals Issues Voluntary U.S. Recall of Certain Lots of CUBICIN (daptomycin for injection)

500 mg in 10 mL single use vials

Due to Presence of Particulate Matter

 

Contacts

CONSUMERS:

Cubist Medical Information

(877) 282-4786

 

MEDIA:

Julie DiCarlo, (781) 860-8063

Senior Director, Corporate Communications

julie.dicarlo@cubist.com

 

Lexington, Mass., August 6, 2014 — Cubist Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NASDAQ: CBST) today announced it is voluntarily recalling certain lots of CUBICIN® (daptomycin for injection) to the user level due to the potential presence of glass particulate matter in vials produced by a contract manufacturer. Please click here for the list of affected CUBICIN lot information.

 

The administration of a glass particulate, if present in an intravenous drug, poses a potential safety risk to patients such as a thromboembolism or a life-threatening pulmonary emboli. Other events such as phlebitis, mechanical block of the capillaries or arterioles, activation of platelets, or subsequent generation of microthrombi are also possible. Patients with a preexisting condition of trauma or other medical condition that adversely affects the microvascular blood supply are at an increased risk. Administration of a glass particulate can also lead to formation of granulomas, which represent a protective local inflammatory response to the foreign material.

 

Cubist has decided to issue a voluntary recall of these lots as a result of an issue with a manufacturing line of one of our suppliers that could result in glass particulate matter in vials. No complaints of glass in vial or adverse events in association with a product complaint of glass in vial have been reported to date for these recalled lots.

 

CUBICIN is an intravenously administered prescription product indicated for the treatment of skin infections and certain blood stream infections. CUBICIN is supplied in a single-use vial packaged in a carton (refer to www.cubicin.com).  CUBICIN was distributed nationwide to multiple consignees.

 

Cubist is notifying customers by letter and phone.  Anyone with an existing inventory of the product lots listed should determine whether they have product from the recalled lots, quarantine, and discontinue distribution of this recalled lots of the product and call Cubist at (855) 534-8309 between the hours of 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. EDT, Monday through Friday, to arrange for return and replacement of the affected lots.

 

As noted in the package insert for CUBICIN, parenteral drug products should be carefully inspected visually for particulate matter prior to administration. Healthcare providers should not use any CUBICIN vials containing particulate matter.

 



 

Patient safety is Cubist’s top priority and the Company wants to ensure that patients and the healthcare professionals using CUBICIN are aware of this recall and of what actions, if any, they should take.  Cubist is arranging for return of recalled product. An internal investigation has identified the root cause as a manufacturing issue with a single manufacturing line of one of our suppliers, and Cubist has suspended all manufacturing on this line.

 

For healthcare professionals and pharmacists with medical questions regarding this recall may contact Cubist Medical Information at (877) 282-4786 between the hours of 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. EDT, Monday through Friday.

 

To report an adverse event or a product complaint, please call (877) 282-4786.  Adverse events or quality problems experienced with the use of this product may also be reported to the FDA’s MedWatch Adverse Events Program either online, by regular mail or by fax.

 

·                  Complete and submit the report Online: http://www.fda.gov/MedWatch/report.htm

·                  Regular mail or Fax: Download form www.fda.gov/MedWatch/getforms.htm or call 1-800-332-1088 to request a reporting form, then complete and return to the address on the pre-addressed form, or submit by fax to 1-800-FDA-0178.

 

This recall is being conducted with the knowledge of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

 

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CUBICIN® Product Recall List — August 6, 2014

 

CUBICIN (daptomycin for injection) - 500 mg

NDC 67919-011-01; UPC 3 67919-011-01 6

 

Lot #

 

Expiration Date

 

Ship Dates (MM/DD/YYYY)

081753F

 

AUG 2014

 

11/22/2011 through 12/20/2011

081803F

 

AUG 2014

 

11/30/2011 through 12/8/2011

081853F

 

AUG 2014

 

12/7/2011 through 12/13/2011

090103F

 

SEP 2014

 

12/30/2011 through 1/9/2012

090153F

 

SEP 2014

 

1/6/2012 through 1/12/2012

090303F

 

SEP 2014

 

1/19/2012 through 1/25/2012

090353F

 

SEP 2014

 

1/25/2012 through 2/1/2012

090403F

 

SEP 2014

 

1/31/2012 through 2/7/2012

090453F

 

SEP 2014

 

11/17/2011 through 3/8/2012

090503F

 

SEP 2014

 

2/10/2012 through 2/17/2012

100503F

 

OCT 2014

 

2/22/2012 through 2/29/2012

100553F

 

OCT 2014

 

2/29/2012 through 3/7/2012

100603F

 

OCT 2014

 

3/7/2012 through 5/8/2012

100653F

 

OCT 2014

 

3/13/2012 through 3/20/2012

100703F

 

OCT 2014

 

3/20/2012 through 3/27/2012

100753F

 

OCT 2014

 

3/27/2012 through 4/12/2012

100803F

 

OCT 2014

 

4/2/2012 through 4/17/2012

100853F

 

OCT 2014

 

4/17/2012 through 4/25/2012

 



 

100903F

 

OCT 2014

 

4/25/2012 through 5/2/2012

101303F

 

NOV 2014

 

5/1/2012 through 5/23/2012

110303F

 

NOV 2014

 

5/7/2012 through 5/30/2013

110353F

 

NOV 2014

 

5/14/2012 through 5/21/2012

110403F

 

NOV 2014

 

5/21/2012 through 5/30/2012

110453F

 

NOV 2014

 

5/23/2012 through 6/25/2012

110503F

 

NOV 2014

 

5/30/2012 through 6/5/2012

110603F

 

NOV 2014

 

7/13/2012 through 7/18/2012

110653F

 

NOV 2014

 

6/5/2012 through 6/12/2012

110703F

 

NOV 2014

 

6/11/2012 through 6/19/2012

120303F

 

DEC 2014

 

6/18/2012 through 7/19/2012

120353F

 

DEC 2014

 

6/25/2012 through 7/2/2012

120403F

 

DEC 2014

 

7/2/2012 through 7/9/2012

120453F

 

DEC 2014

 

7/9/2012 through 8/15/2012

120503F

 

DEC 2014

 

7/19/2012 through 7/26/2012

120553F

 

DEC 2014

 

7/26/2012 through 8/2/2012

120653F

 

DEC 2014

 

8/2/2012 through 8/8/2012

120703F

 

DEC 2014

 

8/8/2012 through 9/12/2012

140453F

 

FEB 2015

 

9/20/2012 through 9/27/2012

140603F

 

MAR 2015

 

10/8/2012 through 10/24/2012

140653F

 

MAR 2015

 

10/10/2012 through 10/16/2012

140703F

 

MAR 2015

 

10/16/2012 through 10/24/2012

 



 

150203F

 

MAR 2015

 

10/22/2012 through 10/29/2012

150253F

 

MAR 2015

 

10/25/2012 through 11/5/2012

150303F

 

MAR 2015

 

11/1/2012 through 11/6/2012

150353F

 

MAR 2015

 

11/6/2012 through 11/13/2012

150403F

 

MAR 2015

 

10/25/2012 through 12/17/2012

150453F

 

MAR 2015

 

11/19/2012 through 11/26/2012

160853F

 

MAY 2015

 

12/6/2012 through 12/20/2012

160903F

 

MAY 2015

 

12/13/2012 through 1/24/2013

160953F

 

MAY 2015

 

12/18/2012 through 1/24/2013

161003F

 

MAY 2015

 

12/26/2012 through 2/14/2013

161053F

 

MAY 2015

 

1/2/2013 through 1/7/2013

161103F

 

MAY 2015

 

1/7/2013 through 1/14/2013

181003F

 

JUN 2015

 

1/14/2013 through 1/18/2013

181053F

 

JUN 2015

 

1/17/2013 through 2/25/2013

181103F

 

JUN 2015

 

1/24/2013 through 2/25/2013

181153F

 

JUN 2015

 

1/31/2013 through 2/25/2013

181603F

 

JUN 2015

 

2/7/2013 through 2/13/2013

181653F

 

JUN 2015

 

8/20/2012 through 11/14/2012

181703F

 

JUN 2015

 

11/14/2012 through 12/13/2012

201503F

 

AUG 2015

 

2/13/2013 through 3/26/2013

201553F

 

AUG 2015

 

2/19/2013 through 2/26/2013

 



 

201603F

 

AUG 2015

 

2/25/2013 through 3/4/2013

201753F

 

SEP 2015

 

3/18/2013 through 4/22/2013

210453F

 

SEP 2015

 

3/25/2013 through 4/1/2013

210503F

 

OCT 2015

 

5/6/2013 through 5/14/2013

210553F

 

OCT 2015

 

12/13/2012 through 2/12/2013

210603F

 

OCT 2015

 

5/14/2013 through 6/10/2013

210653F

 

OCT 2015

 

2/12/2013 through 3/18/2013

220353F

 

OCT 2015

 

5/20/2013 through 5/29/2013

220403F

 

OCT 2015

 

5/28/2013 through 6/4/2013

220453F

 

OCT 2015

 

6/3/2013 through 7/8/2013

220503F

 

NOV 2015

 

6/13/2013 through 6/20/2013

220553F

 

NOV 2015

 

6/19/2013 through 6/26/2013

220603F

 

NOV 2015

 

6/26/2013 through 7/25/2013

230303F

 

NOV 2015

 

7/1/2013 through 7/10/2013

230353F

 

NOV 2015

 

7/9/2013 through 7/17/2013

230403F

 

NOV 2015

 

7/17/2013 through 8/19/2013

230453F

 

NOV 2015

 

7/24/2013 through 7/31/2013

230503F

 

NOV 2015

 

7/31/2013 through 8/19/2013

230553F

 

NOV 2015

 

8/7/2013 through 8/29/2013

240053F

 

DEC 2015

 

10/17/2013 through 10/23/2013

240153F

 

DEC 2015

 

10/23/2013 through 10/30/2013

240203F

 

DEC 2015

 

10/30/2013 through 11/6/2013

 



 

240253F

 

DEC 2015

 

11/5/2013 through 11/12/2013

240303F

 

DEC 2015

 

8/14/2013 through 8/21/2013

260603F

 

FEB 2016

 

11/12/2013 through 12/11/2013

260653F

 

FEB 2016

 

11/18/2013 through 11/25/2013

260703F

 

FEB 2016

 

10/16/2013 through 12/3/2013

271303F

 

MAR 2016

 

12/19/2013 through 12/30/2013

271353F

 

MAR 2016

 

12/26/2013 through 1/6/2014

271403F

 

MAR 2016

 

1/2/2014 through 1/7/2014

271453F

 

MAR 2016

 

1/3/2014 through 2/24/2014

271503F

 

MAR 2016

 

2/24/2014 through 3/31/2014

271553F

 

MAR 2016

 

3/31/2014 through 4/18/2014

280203F

 

APR 2016

 

2/17/2014 through 2/25/2014

280253F

 

APR 2016

 

2/24/2014 through 3/4/2014

280303F

 

APR 2016

 

3/4/2014 through 4/10/2014

280403F

 

APR 2016

 

3/10/2014 through 3/18/2014

290203F

 

MAY 2016

 

3/31/2014 through 4/16/2014

290303F

 

MAY 2016

 

4/7/2014 through 4/14/2014

290353F

 

MAY 2016

 

10/30/2013 through 2/17/2014

 

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