Limacorporate recalls sterile PRIMA 4MM eccentric adaptors with missing black laser markings that could cause misalignment during medical procedures.
There is the potential that the eccentrical adaptor with screw, black laser marking, use to identify the position may be missing.
Limacorporate is recalling sterile PRIMA 4MM eccentric adaptors that may have missing black laser markings. This could lead to improper alignment during medical procedures if the adaptor is used without the marking.
The adaptor may have missing black laser markings that are supposed to identify its position. Without this marking, the adaptor might not align correctly during medical procedures, potentially causing errors in surgical applications.
Medical professionals using the PRIMA 4MM eccentric adaptors for surgical procedures are most at risk if the laser marking is missing. Patients receiving procedures with these adaptors could be affected.
Check for the black laser marking on the PRIMA 4MM eccentric adaptor. The product has a lot number 2421400 and UDI: 08033390201834. This item was sold with the reference number 1367.15.704.
Look for the black laser marking on the adaptor to confirm it's not missing.
The recall states the adaptor may have missing laser markings that could cause misalignment during medical procedures. If the marking is missing, it should not be used.
The recall does not specify a remedy. Check for the black laser marking; if missing, do not use the adaptor.
The recalled product has the reference number 1367.15.704, lot number 2421400, and UDI: 08033390201834. Check for the black laser marking.
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Subject: Recall Z-2025-2025 — Limacorpor: S.p.A Limacorpor: S.p.A Hello, I own a Limacorpor: S.p.A that is covered by recall Z-2025-2025 from Limacorpor: S.p.A. 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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