Teleflex recalls sterile and non-sterile breathing tubes with torn corrugated sections. Affected products include Teleflex Flex tube (Product #20011) and Smooth-Flo Flex with Double Swivel (Products #22511, #22512, #22552).
Reports received of torn corrugated breathing tubes.
Teleflex is recalling several types of breathing tubes due to reports of torn corrugated sections. These tubes are used in medical settings and could lead to breathing difficulties if damaged.
Torn corrugated sections in the tubes can cause breathing difficulties. The tubes are designed to be flexible but the reported tears may lead to blockages or disconnections during medical procedures.
Healthcare professionals and medical facilities that use Teleflex breathing tubes are most at risk. Patients using these tubes could experience breathing issues if the tube is torn.
Check for the product names: Teleflex Flex tube (Product #20011) or Teleflex Smooth-Flo Flex with Double Swivel (Products #22511, #22512, #22552). The batch and UDI numbers listed in the recall record indicate specific affected units.
Review the product numbers and batch/UDI codes listed in the recall to confirm if your tube is affected.
Yes, these breathing tubes are used in medical settings for patients requiring respiratory support.
Check the product name and batch/UDI numbers against the list provided in the recall record.
No, the recall is for specific product batches with reported torn sections. Affected units should be checked against the list before use.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Teleflex to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1127-2022 — Teleflex Teleflex Hello, I own a Teleflex that is covered by recall Z-1127-2022 from Teleflex. 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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