Stratasys recalls TrueDent White TDM110 resin with model OBJ-09168 due to expiration date formatting error causing cartridges to be used incorrectly. This may lead to using expired materials without system warnings.
Customers unable to use cartridges due to formatting error in expiration date which leads to switching the day with the month. Or, the system will not recognize that a resin is expired and will not prevent the user from using an expired material.
Stratasys is recalling TrueDent White TDM110 dental resin with model number OBJ-09168 because of a formatting error in the expiration date. This error causes the system to not recognize expired resin, risking the use of expired materials which could affect dental appliance fabrication.
The system incorrectly formats the expiration date, causing it to switch the day and month. This means the resin might be used as if it's still good when it's actually expired, potentially leading to compromised dental appliances.
Dental professionals using Stratasys TrueDent White TDM110 resin with model OBJ-09168 are affected. Those who have used the resin without noticing the expiration date error are at slightly higher risk.
Check for the model number OBJ-09168 on the TrueDent White TDM110 resin. The product was sold with expiration date 12-Oct-2023 (Lot 22377).
Verify the expiration date on the resin cartridge to ensure it's not expired.
The system has a formatting error in the expiration date that switches the day and month, causing it to not recognize expired resin.
Look for the model number OBJ-09168 on the TrueDent White TDM110 resin with expiration date 12-Oct-2023 (Lot 22377).
Check the expiration date on the resin cartridge to ensure it's not expired. If expired, do not use it.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Stratasys to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2094-2025 — Stratasys Stratasys Hello, I own a Stratasys that is covered by recall Z-2094-2025 from Stratasys. 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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