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Pseudomonas aeruginosa contamination of liquid antacids: a survey.

In a recent survey, 279 retail packages of liquid antacid containing magnesium hydroxide as an active ingredient from 11 manufacturers, 21 raw materials, and six in‐process samples were examined for Pseudamonas aeruginosa.Eighty‐five of the finished bottles (30.5%) and two in‐process samples (33%) were positive. The aerobic plate count ranged from <100 to 9,300,000 organisms/ g. Nineteen of the total samples (6.8%), including one water sample used as a raw material, were contaminated with coliforms or Alcaligenessp. These samples had an aerobic plate count from <100 to 500,000 organisms/g.