DermLite LLC recalls DL4W devices with incorrect labeling. Package serial numbers don't match product labels. Affected units include specific lot numbers and serial ranges. No action needed per recall details.
Incorrect labeling; Package labeling contains a different serial number then the serial number on the product labeling.
DermLite LLC is recalling DL4W devices that have incorrect labeling between the package and product serial numbers. This mismatch could lead to confusion about the device's identity, but it doesn: t pose a safety risk that requires immediate action.
The package labeling shows a different serial number than the product itself. This mismatch could cause confusion about the device's identity, but it doesn't involve physical harm or safety risks.
Users of DermLite DL4W devices with serial numbers DL4WGXXXX (1304-1353) or DL4WBXXXX (1504) are affected. Most at risk are those who have the device and rely on accurate labeling for medical use.
Check for serial numbers DL4WGXXXX (1304-1353) or DL4WBXXXX (1504) on the device. The product is sold under the brand DermLite LLC and has a specific lot number (7654).
Check the device's serial number against the listed ranges: DL4WGXXXX (1304-1353) or DL4WBXXXX (1504).
No action is required. The recall is for labeling accuracy, not safety risks.
No action is needed. The recall does not require discarding or returning the device.
Check for serial numbers DL4WGXXXX (1304-1353) or DL4WBXXXX (1504) on the device.
We’ve drafted a message you can send DermLite to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1506-2023 — DermLite DermLite Hello, I own a DermLite that is covered by recall Z-1506-2023 from DermLite. 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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