If you or a family member takes a prescription heart failure medication called Corlanor, check your medicine cabinet today. Nearly one million bottles of the drug — also known by its generic name ivabradine — have been recalled nationwide after an unexpected foreign substance was discovered on the surface of some tablets.
Amgen, Inc., the California-based pharmaceutical manufacturer that produces Corlanor, initiated a voluntary nationwide recall effective June 4, 2026, after quality inspections identified unexpected foreign matter on the exterior coating of tablets in a reserve sample from one of the affected production lots. The recalled bottles were manufactured in Italy and distributed across the United States.
