Acera Surgical recalls Restrata (Part RWM1-2X: Lot 51745) due to misprinted expiration date on shelf box. This may lead to expired product use.
Misprinted expiration date on the shelf-box
Acera Surgical is recalling Restrata products with part number RWM1-2X2 that have a misprinted expiration date on the shelf box. This could lead to using expired products, which might not be safe.
The misprinted expiration date on the shelf box means the product might be expired. Using expired products could lead to safety issues, though the risk is low.
Users of Restrata products with part number RWM1-2X2 and lot number 51745 are affected. Those using the product without checking the expiration date are at risk.
Check for the part number RWM1-2X2 and lot number 51745 on the shelf box. The product may have a misprinted expiration date.
Look for the misprinted expiration date on the shelf box of the product.
The product has a misprinted expiration date on the shelf box, which could lead to using expired products.
Check the shelf box for the misprinted expiration date. If found, contact Acera Surgical for further instructions.
The recall is for a misprinted expiration date, which poses a low risk of using expired products. Serious injury is not mentioned.
We’ve drafted a message you can send Acera Surgical to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-1030-2022 — Acera Surgical Acera Surgical Hello, I own a Acera Surgical that is covered by recall Z-1030-2022 from Acera Surgical. 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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