Randox recalls specific protein control levels 2 for potential delayed test results due to reduced rheumatoid factor concentration. Affected units have catalog numbers PS2683 and GTIN 05055273204902.
Concentration of Rheumatoid Factor has decreased in Specific Protein Control Level 1-3 causing delay in reporting results due to Quality Controls running low outside range
Randox recalls specific protein control levels 2 used in clinical testing because they may cause delayed results due to lower rheumatoid factor concentration. This affects lab tests that rely on these controls for accuracy.
These controls measure rheumatoid factor levels in blood samples. If the concentration decreases, lab tests might run outside acceptable ranges, causing delays in reporting results without causing injury.
Healthcare labs and clinical testing facilities that use these specific protein controls. Patients receiving tests using these controls may experience delayed results but no direct harm.
Check for catalog number PS2683 or GTIN 05055273204902 on the product label. Lot numbers 585LPC (exp. 28 Jun 2023), 601LPC (exp. 28 Nov 2023), or 612LPC (exp. 28 Sep 2024) are affected.
Look for catalog number PS2683 or GTIN 05055273204902 on the product label.
The concentration of rheumatoid factor has decreased in these controls, which can cause delays in reporting test results due to quality control issues.
Check the product label for the catalog number PS2683 or GTIN 05055273204902. If it matches, contact Randox for guidance.
No direct safety risks; the issue only affects test reporting accuracy, not physical harm.
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Subject: Recall Z-0904-2023 — Randox Randox Hello, I own a Randox that is covered by recall Z-0904-2023 from Randox. 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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