Young Dental recalls mint-flavored 1.23% fluoride prophylaxis paste with incorrect labeling that may cause confusion about part numbers. Affected units have lot number 24860: 040032.
Part number 040032, Lot number, 248607 was incorrectly labeled as part number 045032
Young Dental is recalling mint-flavored 1.23% fluoride prophylaxis paste due to incorrect labeling of part numbers. This could lead to confusion about which product is being used, but it does not pose a safety risk to users.
The product was incorrectly labeled with part number 040032 instead of 045032. This labeling error could cause confusion about which product is being used, but it does not involve any safety hazards like injury or malfunction.
Owners of the Darby Prophylaxis Paste with 1.23% Fluoride Ion, Mint Coarse (lot 248607) are affected. Dentists and dental hygienists using this product are most at risk due to potential labeling confusion.
Check the label for part number 040032 on the Darby Prophylaxis Paste with 1.23% Fluoride Ion, Mint Coarse. Affected units have lot number 248607 and unique device identifier 00889813036273.
Look for part number 040032 on the product label to identify affected units.
No, the recall is due to labeling confusion, not a safety hazard.
Check the label for part number 040032 and lot number 248607 to see if it's affected. No action is needed if it's not labeled incorrectly.
Affected units have part number 040032 and lot number 248607. Check the label for these identifiers.
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Subject: Recall Z-2143-2024 — Young Dental Young Dental Hello, I own a Young Dental that is covered by recall Z-2143-2024 from Young Dental. 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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