Spiggle & Theis recalls two models of nonsterile injection needles due to elevated cytotoxicity values that may cause intolerance or allergic reactions. Affected products include model numbers 50-353-23 and 50-345-23.
Affected product show elevated cytotoxicity values. Use of affected injection needles may present a risk of intolerance reaction or allergic reaction.
Spiggle & Theis is recalling two models of nonsterile injection needles because they show elevated cytotoxicity values. Using these needles may cause an intolerance or allergic reaction in some people.
The recalled needles have elevated cytotoxicity values, meaning they can cause a reaction in some users. This risk includes intolerance or allergic reactions, which may require medical attention.
People who own or use these specific injection needles are affected. Those with known allergies to the materials used in the needles are at higher risk.
Check for model numbers 50-353-23 (25 cm length) or 50-345-23 (24 cm length). These needles are nonsterile and sold with specific lot numbers.
Look for model numbers 50-353-23 or 50-345-23 on the needle packaging.
The needles show elevated cytotoxicity values, which may cause intolerance or allergic reactions in some users.
No, using these needles may cause an intolerance or allergic reaction. They should not be used until a replacement is obtained.
Check the model numbers and contact Spiggle & Theis for a replacement or return instructions.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Spiggle & Theis to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2331-2025 — Spiggle & Theis Spiggle & Theis Hello, I own a Spiggle & Theis that is covered by recall Z-2331-2025 from Spiggle & Theis. 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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