Alcon recalls specific ClearCut HP2 DB SLIT 3.0MM ANGCE ophthalmic knives due to sharpness complaints. Affected models include catalog number 8065983065.
Alcon has detected an increase in complaint reports related to sharpness for specific ClearCut Dual Bevel Sideport and A-OK Comeal/Scleral V-Lance Ophthalmic knives.
Alcon is recalling specific ClearCut HP2 DB SLIT 3.0MM ANGCE ophthalmic knives after reports of sharpness issues. This could lead to injury if the knife is used improperly.
The knives have been reported to be too sharp, which could cause injury if mishandled during surgical procedures. This sharpness issue is related to the specific model and catalog number.
Ophthalmic surgeons and medical professionals who use the ClearCut HP2 DB SLIT 3.0MM ANGCE knives. Those with the specific model catalog number 8065983065 are most at risk.
Check for the model catalog number 8065983065 on the knife. The product was sold with lot number 164RY1 and is an ophthalmic knife used in eye surgery.
Look for the model catalog number 8065983065 on the knife to confirm if it is affected.
The recall is due to sharpness complaints, but the product may be safe if handled properly. Alcon has not provided a specific remedy for this issue.
Alcon has not provided a specific remedy for this issue, so check the product details to confirm if it is affected.
Check for the model catalog number 8065983065 on the knife. The product was sold with lot number 164RY1 and is an ophthalmic knife used in eye surgery.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Alcon to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2659-2024 — Alcon Alcon Hello, I own a Alcon that is covered by recall Z-2659-2024 from Alcon. 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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