Entopsis recalls PCRopsis BCSNano (1mL) with misleading label statements. Affected units include Lot 3, Exp. 11/2023. No action needed as labels are not hazardous.
Presence of misleading label statements on the product label.
Entopsis is recalling PCRopsis BCSNano (1mL) products with misleading label statements. This does not pose a safety risk but may cause confusion about product usage.
The product label contains misleading statements that could lead to incorrect usage. However, the hazard does not involve physical harm or safety risks.
Users of PCRopsis BCSNano for nucleic acid extraction who received the product with Lot number 3, expired 11/2023. Most at risk are laboratory professionals handling biological samples.
Check for the product name 'PCRopsis BCSNano (1mL)', reference number REF 2276001, and lot number 3 with expiration date 11/2023.
Review the product label for misleading statements about nucleic acid extraction.
No, the recall is for misleading label statements only, not a safety hazard.
No action is needed as the labels are not hazardous.
No specific action is required; the product is safe but labels may be misleading.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Entopsis to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1295-2023 — Entopsis Entopsis Hello, I own a Entopsis that is covered by recall Z-1295-2023 from Entopsis. 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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