Trinity Sterile Inc. recalls Wolf-Pak Dressing Change Kit (DC3080LF) due to potential package holes risking sterility. 132 cases affected, lot #600:132 cases. Check your kit for holes or damaged packaging.
Potential for hole in package compromising sterility of the medical kit.
Trinity Sterile Inc. is recalling Wolf-Pak Dressing Change Kits with Cloth Border Tegaderm Dressing and 3mL CHG One Step because the packaging might have holes that could compromise the medical kit's sterility. This recall affects 132 cases of the DC3080LF model, which were sold with lot number 600022.
The packaging may develop holes that allow contaminants to enter the sterile dressing kit, potentially causing infections. This risk is specific to the packaging integrity and not the product itself.
Patients using this dressing kit for medical care, especially those with open wounds or surgical sites, are at risk if the packaging is compromised. Healthcare providers and caregivers who use the kit are most affected.
Check for holes or damaged packaging on the dressing kit. The affected model is DC3080LF with lot number 600022, sold in cases of 30.
Inspect the dressing kit for holes or damaged packaging that could compromise sterility.
The recall is due to potential packaging holes that could compromise sterility. If the packaging is intact, the product may be safe, but the manufacturer recommends checking for holes.
132 cases (30 units each) with lot number 600022 are affected.
Check the packaging for holes or damage. If found, contact Trinity Sterile Inc. for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Wolf-Pak to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1014-2025 — Wolf-Pak Wolf-Pak Hello, I own a Wolf-Pak that is covered by recall Z-1014-2025 from Wolf-Pak. 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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