SunMed Holdings recalls Broselow Filled Organizers (model 7730IALS) due to potential dosing errors for Vecuronium, Flumazenil, and Ketamine. Affected units may cause harmful medication doses in pediatric emergencies.
Product contains potentially harmful dosing errors for Vecuronium, Flumazenil, and Ketamine.
SunMed Holdings recalls Broselow Filled Organizers (model 7730IALS) because they may contain dosing errors for certain medications used in pediatric emergencies. This could lead to harmful medication doses if the device is used incorrectly.
The device may provide incorrect dosing amounts for Vecuronium, Flumazenil, and Ketamine, which are critical medications in pediatric emergencies. If the dosing errors occur, it could lead to harmful medication doses that might cause serious health issues.
Healthcare providers who use Broselow Filled Organizers for pediatric emergency care are most at risk. The specific units affected are those with lot numbers 0004317699, 0004333171, and 0004333593.
Check for the model number 7730IALS on the Broselow Filled Organizer. Affected units have lot numbers 0004317699, 0004333171, or 0004333593.
Look for lot numbers 0004317699, 0004333171, or 0004333593 on the device.
The recall states potential dosing errors for Vecuronium, Flumazenil, and Ketamine.
Check for the model number 7730IALS and lot numbers 0004317699, 0004333171, or 0004333593.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact SunMed Holdings for further instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Broselow to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1117-2026 — Broselow Broselow Hello, I own a Broselow that is covered by recall Z-1117-2026 from Broselow. 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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