DeRoyal Industries recalls sterile surgical procedure packs with light handle covers that were previously recalled by another company. Affected packs have specific lot numbers and expiration dates.
The custom procedure packs contain light handle covers that have been recalled by another firm.
DeRoyal Industries is recalling sterile surgical procedure packs that contain light handle covers previously recalled by another manufacturer. This recall is due to the risk of these covers being recalled by another firm, though the specific hazard isn't detailed in the notice.
The light handle covers in these packs were previously recalled by another manufacturer. This means the covers might not meet safety standards, but the recall notice doesn't specify how this could cause harm.
Surgical teams and hospitals that use DeRoyal's sterile surgical procedure packs are likely affected. Patients undergoing surgery with these packs may be at risk if the handles are recalled by another firm.
Check for lot numbers 58700691 (expiring 11/1/2024) or 58700026 (expiring 12/1/2024) on the packs. The packs are labeled with specific GTIN and case numbers.
Look for lot numbers 58700691 (expiring 11/1/2024) or 58700026 (expiring 12/1/2024) on the packs.
The light handle covers in these packs were previously recalled by another manufacturer, but the specific hazard isn't detailed in the notice.
Check the product for lot numbers 58700691 (expiring 11/1/2024) or 58700026 (expiring 12/1/2024). If you have these, contact DeRoyal Industries for further instructions.
The recall notice does not specify a risk of injury, only that the handles were previously recalled by another firm.
We’ve drafted a message you can send DeRoyal Industries to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1692-2023 — DeRoyal Industries DeRoyal Industries Hello, I own a DeRoyal Industries that is covered by recall Z-1692-2023 from DeRoyal Industries. 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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