Corentec recalls LOSPA Tibial Inserts with unsupported 10-year expiration dates. Affected models include various sizes and versions (CR/PS) with specific lot codes. No immediate action is required as the expiration date is not a safety hazard.
Due to unsupported 10 year expiration date.
Corentec is recalling LOSPA Tibial Inserts due to an unsupported 10-year expiration date. This is not a safety hazard but a regulatory issue that may affect product compliance. No action is needed as the expiration date does not pose a risk to users.
The product has an expiration date that is not supported by the manufacturer, which may lead to regulatory non-compliance. However, this does not pose a physical safety risk to users.
Users of LOSPA Tibial Inserts with specific model numbers and lot codes listed in the recall notice. The risk is minimal as the expiration date is not a safety hazard.
Check for LOSPA Tibial Inserts with model numbers like 01.10.1XX (CR) or 01.10.2XX (PS) and specific lot codes listed in the recall notice. The product is part of the LOSPA Knee System.
Review the model number and lot code on your LOSPA Tibial Insert to see if it matches the recalled items listed in the notice.
No action is required as the expiration date issue is not a safety hazard.
The product has an expiration date that is not supported by the manufacturer, which may cause regulatory issues but does not pose a physical risk.
Check the model number and lot code on your LOSPA Tibial Insert against the list provided in the recall notice.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Trsmima to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1934-2024 — Trsmima Trsmima Hello, I own a Trsmima that is covered by recall Z-1934-2024 from Trsmima. 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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