Metrix recalls SECURE 50mL empty EVA containers with 2 ports (REF 66042) that may leak during IV fluid filling. Affected units include specific lot numbers. Stop using immediately to prevent fluid leaks.
A limited number of IV bags have been found to leak during filling.
Metrix is recalling empty 50mL IV containers that may leak during filling. This could lead to contamination or improper fluid administration if the container leaks while being used for intravenous therapy.
These empty IV containers are designed to hold fluids for intravenous use. If they leak during the filling process, they could allow contaminants to enter the fluid or cause improper fluid administration.
Healthcare professionals using these containers for IV fluid administration are most at risk. Patients receiving IV treatments with these containers could face contamination or improper fluid delivery.
Look for the SECURE 50mL empty EVA container with 2 ports, model REF 66042. Affected units have lot numbers 66042-A8297, 66042-A8422, or 66042-A8459.
Discard the container if it leaks during filling to prevent contamination or improper fluid administration.
The Metrix recall states that a limited number of these containers leak during filling, which could lead to contamination or improper fluid administration.
Affected lot numbers are 66042-A8297, 66042-A8422, and 66042-A8459.
Check for the SECURE 50mL empty EVA container with 2 ports, model REF 66042, and lot numbers 66042-A8297, 66042-A8422, or 66042-A8459.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Metrix to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0337-2025 — Metrix Metrix Hello, I own a Metrix that is covered by recall Z-0337-2025 from Metrix. 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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