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Sun Pharma: In the Eye of the Storm of Ophthalmologists

The Two-Tier Reality of Indian Pharma: Patient Safety, Pharmacovigilance, and the Regulatory Divide

In July 2026, Sun Pharma recalled eleven eye care products after the All India Ophthalmological Society (AIOS) – a body of nearly 27,000 eye specialists – issued a patient safety alert about bacterial contamination consistent with pseudomonas species in certain batches of its Predmet eye drop. The company later expanded the withdrawal, calling it a matter of "abundant precaution".

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