Mallinckrodt recalls One-Way Valves (parts 91346 and 50412) used with ventilators that may stick, reducing oxygen flow. Affected units have specific lot codes. Contact for replacement.
The One-Way Valve, 22F x 22M may stick and prevent or reduce the flow of ventilated air or oxygen.
Mallinckrodt is recalling One-Way Valves (part numbers 91346 and 50412) used with ventilators because they may stick and reduce oxygen flow. This could lead to inadequate ventilation for patients using medical devices.
The valve may stick, preventing or reducing the flow of oxygen or ventilated air. This could lead to inadequate ventilation for patients, potentially causing health complications.
Patients using ventilators with the recalled valves are most at risk. Healthcare providers and families using these valves for medical purposes may also be affected.
Check for part numbers 91346 (single piece) or 50412 (pack of 5) used with ventilators. Lot codes include 74L2001714, 74L2001715, 74L2001716, 74M2001125, or 74B2100237.
Identify if your valve is part #91346 (1 piece) or part #50412 (pack of 5) used with ventilators.
Reach out to Mallinckrodt Manufacturing LLC for replacement or guidance on next steps.
Part #91346 (1 piece) and part #50412 (pack of 5) used with ventilators.
Lot codes: 74L2001714, 74L2001715, 74L2001716, 74M2001125, 74B2100237.
Check for part numbers 91346 or 50412 used with ventilators and the listed lot codes.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Mallinckrodt to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-2450-2023 — Mallinckrodt Mallinckrodt Hello, I own a Mallinckrodt that is covered by recall Z-2450-2023 from Mallinckrodt. 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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