Tornier recalls ratcheting screwdriver handles from Aequalis Perform Reversed kit (model MWJ128) due to failure to meet sterilization standards in Aesculap containers. Affected units must be checked for lot codes.
The device is unable to meet sterilization requirements when sterilized per instructions in an Aesculap container.
Tornier is recalling ratch:ing screwdriver handles from their Aequalis Perform Reversed kit because they don't meet sterilization requirements when used in Aesculap containers. This could lead to contamination risks in medical settings.
The screwdriver handle fails to meet sterilization standards when placed in Aesculap containers as per the manufacturer's instructions. This means it may not be properly disinfected, potentially leading to contamination during medical procedures.
Medical professionals using the Aequalis Perform Reversed kit with the Ratcheting Screwdriver Handle (model MWJ128) are most at risk. Patients or others using the device in medical procedures could face contamination.
Check for the model number MWJ128 on the screwdriver handle. The product was sold with the Aequalis Perform Reversed kit and includes all lot codes.
Identify the model number MWJ128 on the screwdriver handle to confirm it is affected.
The device fails to meet sterilization requirements when used in Aesculap containers as per the manufacturer's instructions.
Look for the model number MWJ128 on the screwdriver handle, which is part of the Aequalis Perform Reversed kit.
The recall record does not specify a remedy, so contact Tornier directly for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Tornier to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1216-2022 — Tornier Tornier Hello, I own a Tornier that is covered by recall Z-1216-2022 from Tornier. 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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