Entopsis recalls PCRopsis Activator (1.5mL REF 228001 and 0.5mL REF 228002) due to misleading label statements. Affected units include specific lot numbers with expiration dates.
Presence of misleading label statements on the product label.
Entopsis is recalling two versions of their PCRopsis Activator for nucleic acid extraction. The recall is due to misleading label statements on the product, which could lead to confusion about the product's use.
The product has misleading label statements that could cause confusion about its intended use. This might lead to incorrect application in laboratory settings, but does not pose a direct physical hazard.
Users of PCRopsis Activator for laboratory nucleic acid extraction are affected. Laboratory technicians and researchers using these products are most at risk due to potential confusion.
Check for the product name 'PCRopsis Activator' with lot numbers 3 or 4 (for REF 228001 and 228002) and expiration dates of May 2023 or July 2023.
Look for lot numbers 3 or 4 with expiration dates of May 2023 or July 2023 on the PCRopsis Activator product.
Entopsis is recalling PCRopsis Activator (1.5mL REF 228001 and 0.5mL REF 228002) for nucleic acid extraction from biological samples.
The hazard is misleading label statements on the product, which could cause confusion about its intended use in laboratory settings.
Check for lot numbers 3 or 4 with expiration dates of May 2023 or July 2023 on the PCRopsis Activator product.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Entopsis to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1297-2023 — Entopsis Entopsis Hello, I own a Entopsis that is covered by recall Z-1297-2023 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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