I just heard it on the news, looked at mine and mine are that brand.
I called the pharmacy and was told do not take another one, bring them in and they will exchange for another brand.

Now I only have 10 left so apparently I have possibly taken some of the tainted ones.

She had me check the date and said oh yes you are one that is affected.

I did ask why no one had notified me. She said that they have pulled it off the shelf but were not calling, but were replacing it for those that brought it in.

I think that company that is refusing you is on the verge of committing fraud. They are reimbursed for those drugs and they are supposed to use that to replace the bad drugs they gave out.
I would not let it go there's a legal recall.

Your current prescription may or may not be affected. Here's what I have found to date:

1. The problem is glass particles in the tablet. The glass particles are comparable in size to sand.

2. The pills affected were made by Ranbaxy, an India company. They supply about 43% of generic Lipitor sold. 41 lots have been recalled.

Your supply is not affected if it was made by a different supplier.

3. The affected dosages are Atorvastatin Calcuim Tablets 10 mg, 20 mg, and 40 mg. The 80 mg tablets are not recalled. The recalled lots have expiration date 31-Aug-14. Liptor in tablet form is said to have a good shelf life.

Thanks for the heads-up!!!! I can always count on my friends at the KT to keep me up to date on the happenings in the world.