In2Bones recalls I.B.S 6.5-C Compression screws (diam 6.5mm, lg 75mm) due to potential length mismatch with labels. Affected units have batch number 2306007 and expire May 2028.
This Field Action is being conducted following the identification of a batch mix-up between I.B.S Compression screws diameter 6.5mm length 75mm and I.B.S Compression screws diameter 6.5mm length 80mm. The screws of the batches concerned by the recall may have different lengths from those issued on their labels.
In2Bones is recalling I.B.S 6.5-C Compression screws that may have incorrect lengths compared to their labels. This could cause improper installation or failure in medical applications.
The screws may have different lengths than labeled (75mm vs 80mm), which could lead to improper fitting in surgical applications. This mismatch might cause complications during bone fixation procedures.
Medical professionals using these screws for orthopedic procedures may be affected. Patients receiving these screws during surgery are at risk if the screws are used incorrectly.
Check for part number S65 ST175 and batch number 2306007 on the screw packaging. The screws expire by May 2028.
Verify the screw length (75mm) matches the label on the packaging.
The recall is due to a batch mix-up where some screws may have different lengths (75mm vs 80mm) than labeled.
Look for part number S65 ST175 and batch number 2306007 on the packaging. The screws expire by May 2028.
The recall record does not specify a remedy, so check with In2Bones directly for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send In2Bones to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1319-2024 — In2Bones In2Bones Hello, I own a In2Bones that is covered by recall Z-1319-2024 from In2Bones. 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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