Agilent recalls Anti-FITC-AP CISH Accessory Kit (Dako Omnis) due to incorrect expiration date on vial labels. This may lead to improper use of the kit in laboratory settings.
Label provided for substrate vail contained incorrect expiration date.
Agilent is recalling an Anti-FITC-AP CISH Accessory Kit (Dako Omnis) because the vial labels have an incorrect expiration date. This could cause improper use of the kit in laboratory settings if the expiration date is misread.
The vial labels contain an incorrect expiration date, which may lead to using the kit after its expiration date. This could result in improper use of the kit in laboratory settings if the expiration date is misread.
Laboratory users who purchased the Anti-FITC-AP CISH Accessory Kit (Dako Omnis) with the specified lot numbers. Researchers using this kit for laboratory work are most at risk.
Check for vial labels with the material number K589911-21512 and lot numbers 06586309, 06646626, 06646739, or 06586327. The kit is sold under the Dako Omnis brand.
Look for vial labels with the material number K589911-21512 and lot numbers 06586309, 06646626, 06646739, or 06586327.
The vial labels contain an incorrect expiration date, which may lead to improper use of the kit in laboratory settings.
Check the vial labels for the material number K589911-21512 and lot numbers 06586309, 06646626, 06646739, or 06586327. If you have the correct labels, no action is needed.
The recall record does not mention a remedy or fix for this issue.
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Subject: Recall Z-1384-2022 — Agilent Agilent Hello, I own a Agilent that is covered by recall Z-1384-2022 from Agilent. 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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