Integra LifeSciences recalls MediHoney adhesive hydrogel sheet dressings (models 31720, 31740) due to packaging failures that could breach sterile barriers. Affected units may not stay sterile during use.
Packaging failures were identified which could lead to a breach in the sterile barrier.
Integra LifeSciences is recalling MediHoney adhesive hydrogel sheet dressings (models 31720 and 31740) because packaging failures might break the sterile barrier. This could let bacteria enter wounds during use, increasing infection risk.
The dressing's packaging could fail, breaking the sterile barrier that keeps wounds clean. If the barrier breaches, bacteria might enter the wound, causing infection.
People using MediHoney dressings for wound care are affected. Those with open wounds or recent injuries are most at risk if the dressing becomes contaminated.
Check for MediHoney adhesive hydrogel sheet dressings with model numbers 31720 or 31740. These were sold with specific lot numbers including 14422, 33324, 11524, 10224 for model 31720 and 23124, 42423 for model 31740.
Look for model numbers 31720 or 31740 on the dressing packaging.
Reach out to Integra LifeSciences for guidance on next steps if you have the recalled model.
Packaging failures could breach the sterile barrier, allowing bacteria to enter wounds during use.
Check the model number on the packaging. If it's 31720 or 31740, contact Integra LifeSciences for instructions.
The recall addresses infection risk from potential contamination, but serious injury is not mentioned in the official notice.
We’ve drafted a message you can send MediHoney to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2508-2025 — MediHoney MediHoney Hello, I own a MediHoney that is covered by recall Z-2508-2025 from MediHoney. 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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