Clinical Innovations recalls Sweetums 24% sucrose solution vials with leaking, black liquid, and particulates. Affected vials were sold in hospitals and NICUs. Stop using immediately if you have these vials.
Firm received complaints of leaking, black liquid, and black particulates in the product vials.
Clinical Innovations is recalling Sweetums 24% sucrose solution vials that have leaked, contained black liquid, or had black particulates. This is dangerous because the vials are used in hospitals and NICUs for administering medication directly to the mouth.
The vials can leak black liquid and contain black particulates, which could cause harm if ingested. Since these vials are used directly in hospitals and NICUs for medication administration, the risk is immediate and serious.
Hospitals and NICUs that use Sweetums 24% sucrose solution vials are affected. Staff and infants receiving treatment with this product are at highest risk.
Check for vials labeled VPSU15032250 with 1mL or 2mL capacity. These were sold in hospitals and NICUs between March 2023 and the date of the recall.
Discard any vials that show leaking, black liquid, or black particulates.
The product has received complaints of leaking, black liquid, and black particulates in the vials.
No, the vials can leak black liquid and contain black particulates, which could cause harm if ingested.
Check for vials labeled VPSU15032250 with 1mL or 2mL capacity that were sold in hospitals and NICUs between March 2023 and the recall date.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Clinical Innovations to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall F-1685-2022 — Clinical Innovations Clinical Innovations Hello, I own a Clinical Innovations that is covered by recall F-1685-2022 from Clinical Innovations. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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