The blue stopper/rubber top of a gammagard s/d 50ml bottle fell into the medication bottle as bottle was being spiked with a buretrol tubing setup.Gammagard s/d bottle due to be spiked; primed, and then medication to be administered to patient.It has been noted, that with previous setups; that spiking could create a vacuum causing the buretrol to compress inwards.Therefore, prior to spiking this bottle; rn inserted a blunt needle with a syringe (no additional air injected into bottle).Syringe removed to decompress and let air out of bottle.Blunt needle removed.When spiking the bottle, the blue stopper/rubber top fell into glass bottle.Process was stopped and bottle put aside.Bd alaris burette set ref #: (b)(4), lot: (10)21076214; date: (17)2024-07-22.Med bottle brought to level 5 pharmacy and rn spoke with pharmacists.Pharmacists mentioned this is third time this has happened recently.R: bring to attention of medication manufacturer.Waiting for pharmacy to provide more information or education in the administration process with gammagard s/d bottles.Pharmacy is currently: investigating this product lot with the manufacturer.Assessing next steps and any changes in pharmacy compounding practice for any subsequent doses to help ensure that this event is not repeated.There was no harm in this event.
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