MAX LUX recalls handheld UV-C germicidal wands due to excessive ultraviolet-C radiation that may cause skin damage. Affected units were sold with Safe-T Lite branding.
Excessive ultraviolet-C radiation
MAX LUX is recalling handheld UV-C germic: The product emits excessive UV-C radiation that can cause skin damage. This recall affects units sold with Safe-T Lite branding.
The wand emits UV-C radiation at 254 nm, which can cause skin damage with prolonged exposure. This radiation is intended for disinfection but may be harmful if used incorrectly or for extended periods.
People using the Safe-T Lite UV germicidal wands for disinfection are affected. Those with sensitive skin or prolonged exposure are at higher risk.
Look for the Safe-T Lite branding on the wand. The product is a handheld UV-C germicidal wand with two narrow-diameter tubular lamps.
Identify if your wand has Safe-T Lite branding and was sold as a handheld UV-C germicidal device.
The product is designed for disinfection but emits UV-C radiation that can cause skin damage with prolonged exposure. Follow safety guidelines to minimize risk.
Check for Safe-T Lite branding on the wand. The product is a handheld UV-C germicidal wand with two narrow-diameter tubular lamps.
The recall does not specify a remedy, so contact MAX LUX directly for guidance.
We’ve drafted a message you can send MAX LUX to request your refund or repair — edit it as you like.
Subject: Recall Z-0246-2022 — MAX LUX MAX LUX Hello, I own a MAX LUX that is covered by recall Z-0246-2022 from MAX LUX. 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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