Cook Medical recalls arterial pressure monitoring trays with expiration dates exceeding true shelf life. Affected units may degrade over time, but no injuries reported. Consumers should check model numbers and lot codes.
Products from the affected device lots were labeled with expiration dates that exceed the true shelf life.
Cook Medical is recalling arterial pressure monitoring trays that have expiration dates longer than their actual shelf life. This could lead to the trays degrading over time, but there are no reports of injuries from this issue.
The trays have expiration dates that exceed their actual shelf life. This means the trays could degrade over time, potentially affecting their performance in medical settings. However, no injuries have been reported from this issue.
Healthcare professionals using the arterial pressure monitoring trays are likely affected. Patients using these trays for blood pressure monitoring may be at risk if the trays degrade over time.
Check for the reference part numbers APMY-2.5-15-0-2.5 or APMY-4.0-21J-1-12. Look for lot numbers like 15894185X or 15747314X on the product.
Review the reference part numbers and lot numbers on the tray to confirm if it is affected.
The product has expiration dates that exceed its true shelf life, which could lead to degradation over time.
No injuries have been reported from this issue, but the trays could degrade over time.
Check for reference part numbers APMY-2.5-15-0-2.5 or APMY-4.0-21J-1-12 and lot numbers like 15894185X or 15747314X.
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Subject: Recall Z-1778-2026 — Cook Medical Cook Medical Hello, I own a Cook Medical that is covered by recall Z-1778-2026 from Cook Medical. 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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