All of the following are the reasons for medication recalls, EXCEPT
Misbranding
Adulteration
Incorrect expiration date
Crushed medication box
Crushed medication box
Rationale: A crushed medication box is not a reason for a medication recall, but these recalls have resulted from misbranding, adulteration, and incorrect expiration dates, as well as many other reasons.
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