ConvaTec recalls DuoDERM Extra Thin dressings due to potential foreign matter. These flexible wound dressings may contain impurities that could affect wound healing. Consumers should check product labels for UDI-DI 768455150922 and lot 3L04808.
Wound dressing may have foreign matter on the product.
ConvaTec is recalling DuoDERM Extra Thin dressings because they may have foreign matter. This could lead to infection or delayed healing if the dressing isn't clean. Affected customers should check their product labels for the specific UDI-DI and lot number.
The dressings may contain foreign matter that could introduce infection or delay healing. This is especially concerning for wounds that are dry or lightly exuding fluid.
People using DuoDERM Extra Thin dressings for dry to lightly exudating wounds are affected. Those with open wounds or recent surgeries are most at risk.
Check the product label for UDI-DI 768455150922 and lot number 3L04808. These dressings are designed for dry to lightly exudating wounds and are used on areas like elbows and heels.
Look for the UDI-DI number 768455150922 and lot number 3L04808 on the dressing packaging.
The recall is due to potential foreign matter, but the dressings are generally safe for dry to lightly exudating wounds.
Check the product label for UDI-DI 768455150922 and lot 3L04808. If you have these, contact ConvaTec for guidance.
Yes, but you should check the label first. If the UDI-DI and lot number match the recalled items, contact ConvaTec for advice.
We’ve drafted a message you can send ConvaTec to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0160-2026 — ConvaTec ConvaTec Hello, I own a ConvaTec that is covered by recall Z-0160-2026 from ConvaTec. 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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