SSC recalls Sharpoint 2.2mm microsurgical knives labeled as 2.2mm but actually 3.0mm. This size error may cause injury during surgery. Affected items have model 72-2231 and lot number FA22CHQ.
3.0mm surgical knives labeled and packaged as 2.2mm surgical knives.
SSC is recalling Sharpoint 2.2mm microsurgical knives that are actually 3.0mm in size. This size error could lead to injury during surgical procedures if used incorrectly.
The knives are labeled as 2.2mm but are actually 3.0mm in size. This size difference could cause the knife to be too large for delicate surgical tasks, potentially leading to injury to the patient or the surgeon.
Surgical professionals and hospitals that own or use Sharpoint 2.2mm microsurgical knives with model number 72-2231 and lot number FA22CHQ. Surgeons using these knives during procedures are at risk of injury due to the size discrepancy.
Check for the model number 72-2231 and lot number FA22CHQ on the knife's packaging or label. The knives are labeled as 2.2mm but are actually 3.0mm in size.
Verify the actual size of the knife by measuring it against the label's stated size (2.2mm vs. 3.0mm).
The knives are labeled as 2.2mm but are actually 3.0mm in size, which could cause injury during surgical procedures.
Check the model number and lot number on the knife to confirm if it's affected. If it matches model 72-2231 and lot number FA22CHQ, verify the actual size.
The recall record does not mention a specific remedy or fix for this issue.
We’ve drafted a message you can send SSC to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2309-2026 — SSC SSC Hello, I own a SSC that is covered by recall Z-2309-2026 from SSC. 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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