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OTC Tramadol Sales By 21 Online Pharmacies Found In US FDA Sweep

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FDA warns four online pharmacies associated with websites selling opioid products without prescriptions and advises more crack-downs are on horizon. Products identified in the warnings, formulated with tramadol, and other drugs sold on the websites are misbranded and unapproved new drugs.

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